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Why did General George Washington reverse his decision about enlisting African Americans? He no longer supported the practice of slavery. He wanted to follow the example of state militias. He realized
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Why did General George Washington reverse his decision about enlisting African Americans?

He no longer supported the practice of slavery.

He wanted to follow the example of state militias.

He realized that he needed more soldiers.

He decided to give enslaved workers the chance to serve.

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C) He realized that he needed more soldiers

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