To what extent were these enslaved petitioners familiar with the revolutionary rhetoric used by the Patriots? How did they co-opt revolutionary ideas to make their argument?

Answer:

b

Explanation:

The Revolutionary rhetoric, the profusion of sermons, pamphlets, and essays written in favor of the country can best be understood as propaganda, that is, as an intentional and purposeful effort by agitators to shape public opinion.

Both free and enslaved African Americans desired to join the Patriots. They thought they would get freedom or have more civil rights. Black men not only served as soldiers but also as spies, messengers, and guides.

The majority of Revolutionary War heroes were not the saints that writers like Parson Weems portrayed them to be, and Francis Marion was a product of his era who participated in a bloody expedition against the Cherokee Indians and held slaves.

Therefore, Since more than 160 years ago, there has been an awareness that African American Revolutionary War soldiers and patriots deserve to be honored.

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