Question

both white americans and blacks demanded independence from slavery on this basis of this principle

the right to bear arms
natural human rights
the right to private property

question 24 (1 point)

the french and indian war was largely a battle between the french and the british over this particular region of the united states

northwest ordinance
the ohio river valley
bunker hill

question 25 (1 point)

this the name of the first african american (martyr) to be killed in the revolutionary war

benjamin banneker
phyllis wheatley
crispus attucks

Explanation:

First Question (about independence from slavery):

The principle of natural human rights (like liberty, equality) was used by both white Americans and Blacks to demand freedom from slavery, as it emphasizes inherent rights of all humans. The right to bear arms is about self - defense, and the right to private property is about property ownership, not directly about freedom from slavery.

The French and Indian War was mainly a conflict between the French and British over the Ohio River Valley, as both wanted control of its resources and trade routes. The Northwest Ordinance was a later land - governing law, and Bunker Hill was a Revolutionary War battle site.

Crispus Attucks was the first African American martyr killed in the Revolutionary War (during the Boston Massacre). Benjamin Banneker was a scientist and surveyor, and Phyllis Wheatley was a poet, neither were martyrs in this context.

Answer:

natural human rights

Question 24 (French and Indian War region):