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Why was Marquis de Lafayette interested in the American Revolution?A. He had been hired by the Patriots to fight as a mercenaryC. He believed in the rights of all nations to govern themselvesB. He was interested in obtaining land west of the thirteen coloniesD. He wanted to turn other nations away from Enlightenment ideas
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