Which answer best explains the contributions of african-americans during the revolutionary war? (4 points) african-americans only fought for the british side during the revolutionary war. the british promised the slaves their freedom at the end of the war. african-americans fought for both the british and american sides during the revolutionary war. both sides offered them freedom or money for fighting. african-americans started the war fighting for the british, but switched to support the american troops after being promised money and their freedom. african-americans only fought for the american side during the revolutionary war. the americans promised the slaves their freedom at the end of the war.

The correct answer is to this question is C) African Americans fought for both, the British and American sides, during the Revolutionary War.

The answer that best explains the contributions of African Americans during the Revolutionary War is that African Americans fought for both, the British and American sides, during the Revolutionary War.

African American enrolled in both armies, the British and the American. Black people participation depended on the promise of liberty. As simple as that. Yes, many thousand enrolled in the American Army, but thousands decided that fighting for the British would grant them freedom. In reality, they supported the side that offered freedom and the end of the conflict. They had to asses which side to take. Indeed, in 1775, Lord Dunmore Virginia's Governor- created the "Ethiopian Regiment," with just black people.

in 1803 the louisiana purchase took place, doubling the size of the country. by 1840 almost 7 million americans had migrated westward in hopes of securing land and being prosperous. the belief that settlers were destined to expand to the west is often referred to as manifest destiny.

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i think they came to washington to protest