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True or False  George Washington accepted Black recruits after Lord Dunmore's proclamation offered freedom to slaves who fought for the British.Group of answer choicesTrueNo answer text provided.FalseNo answer text provided.

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True or False  George Washington accepted Black recruits after Lord Dunmore's proclamation offered freedom to slaves who fought for the British.Group of answer choicesTrueNo answer text provided.FalseNo answer text provided.

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True. After Lord Dunmore's proclamation, George Washington did accept Black recruits. Initially, he was against the idea, but the need for soldiers and the fear of slaves joining the British forces led to a change in policy.

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