Question

7
ss.8.a.3.5, ss.8.a.3.15 (moderate)
during the war, why did some women and enslaved africans question their positions in society?
a they wanted the same pay that male soldiers received.
b they wanted the british to grant them equal rights.
c they sought rights equal to those in britain and france.
d they wanted the same rights that white american males were fighting for.

8
ss.8.a.3.6 (moderate)
what military tactic did the americans use to defeat the british in the south?
a capturing loyalists to prevent them from fighting for the british
b a hit - and - run style of warfare
c using native americans to attack british forces
d fighting only large battles for major cities

Explanation:

Question 7

The question is about why women and enslaved Africans questioned their societal positions during a war (likely the American Revolutionary War). White American males were fighting for rights like liberty and equality. Women and enslaved Africans wanted the same rights those men were fighting for. Option A is about pay, which isn't the main focus. Option B is about British granting rights, but the fight was for American rights. Option C compares to Britain/France, but the context is American rights. So D is correct.

The question is about American military tactics in the South during the Revolutionary War. The Americans used guerrilla warfare (hit - and - run) against the British. Capturing Loyalists (A) wasn't the main tactic. Using Native Americans (C) wasn't the primary tactic here. Fighting only large battles (D) goes against their hit - and - run approach. So B is correct.

Answer:

D. They wanted the same rights that white American males were fighting for.

Question 8