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In the Revolutionary War, African Americansa. unanimously supported the American patriot cause.b. were generally neutral between the British and American forces.c. were used only as servants and manual labor by the American army.d. took the opportunity to stage substantial slave revolts.e. fought in both the American patriot and British loyalist military forces.
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