The history of Caesar Robbins shows that: A.) Massachusetts freed all remaining slaves during the Revolution

B.) Service in the Seven Years War freed African Americans in Massachusetts

C.) Even when an African American earned freedom through fighting in the Revolutionary war, his status in a community was uncertain

D.) Slaves in Massachusetts chose to flee to the Governor of Virginia to gain their freedom from the British rather than remain enslaved in Massachusetts

A.) Massachusetts freed all remaining slaves during the Revolution

Explanation:

During the American Revolution, some northern states were already preparing to create an alley that would prohibit slavery in their territories, thus making all slaves free. Immediately after the Revolution, the state of Massachusetts was the first to adopt this law because it wanted to promote equality between individuals, use black labor in industry and because many blacks fought in the war during the Revolution, among these blacks was Caesar Robbins.

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