What hardships did the loyalists have?

Loyalists faced significant hardships during and after the American Revolutionary War, including social ostracism, violence, and property confiscation by Patriots who viewed them as traitors. Many were subjected to harassment, intimidation, and even physical attacks, leading some to flee their homes. Additionally, Loyalists often lost their businesses and land, and many relocated to Canada or Britain, where they struggled to rebuild their lives in a new environment.