Question

4 read these sentences from the text.
\other notable figures were two men from poland: tadeusz kościuszko
casimir pulaski. ... pulaski and kościuszko joined the americans out
idealism. they believed in the struggle for freedom and self - governance.
pulaski wrote to george washington after his arrival in massachusetts, \i
came here, where freedom is being defended, to serve it, and to live or di
it.\
what conclusion can be drawn based on this evidence?
a most people in poland did not support the americans struggle for freedo
and self - governance.

b the ideals of the american revolution appealed to people outside of
america.

c the americans and the british were both fighting for freedom and self -
governance.

d pulaski and kościuszko did not think that poland was a free country.

Explanation:

The text states two Polish figures (Pulaski and Kościuszko) joined the Americans due to idealism for freedom and self-governance. This shows the American Revolution's ideals attracted non-Americans. Option A is unsupported (no data on most Poles). Option C is false (British opposed American self-governance). Option D is unmentioned (text doesn’t discuss their views on Poland’s freedom).

Answer:

B. The ideals of the American Revolution appealed to people outside of America.