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What caused enslaved people to join the British forces during the American Revolution? Audio
A. Lord Dunmore, the governor of the Virginia Colony, promised freedom to any person enslaved by an American patriot who escaped their enslaver and joined the British forces. Audio
B. Enslaved people deeply believed in the British cause and wanted to support their fight against the American revolutionaries. Audio
C. The British Army helped local colonial governments create new constitutions that supported the emancipation of enslaved people. Audio
D. Enslaved people joined the British forces as a way to escape during the war on ships to London. Audio
A. Lord Dunmore, the governor of the Virginia Colony, promised freedom to any person enslaved by an American patriot who escaped their enslaver and joined the British forces. Audio
B. Enslaved people deeply believed in the British cause and wanted to support their fight against the American revolutionaries. Audio
C. The British Army helped local colonial governments create new constitutions that supported the emancipation of enslaved people. Audio
D. Enslaved people joined the British forces as a way to escape during the war on ships to London. Audio
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A. Lord Dunmore, the governor of the Virginia Colony, promised freedom to any person enslaved by an American patriot who escaped their enslaver and joined the British forces.
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