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In the Revolutionary War, African AmericansA. Unanimously supported the Americanpatriot causeB. Were generally neutral between the Britishand American forcesC. Took the opportunity to stage substantialslave revoltsD. Fought in both the American patriot andBritish loyalist military forces
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