Question

phillis wheatley is known for being the first african american woman to publish a book of poetry, titled poems on various subjects, religious and moral, in 1773. her literary talent, honed while she was an enslaved child in boston, brought her international recognition during the american revolutionary era. wheatley’s work, which used classical and biblical allusions, subtly challenged the institution of slavery and promoted abolitionism, making her a celebrated figure in both america and england. multiple choice: what role did phillis wheatley play in the revolutionary war era? she helped to inspire colonial soldiers at the battle of bunker hill. she was the first african american woman to have a book published. she helped paul revere escape after he made the \midnight ride\. she disguised herself and fought alongside george washington.

Explanation:

The text clearly states that Phillis Wheatley is known for being the first African - American woman to publish a book of poetry in 1773 during the Revolutionary era. There is no mention of her involvement in the other events described in the options.

Answer:

She was the first African American woman to have a book published.