Was the rallying cry after 400 Kentuckians were killed near an Ohio river during the War of 1812. A. Kentucky Rocks! B. Never Say Die C. Remember the Raisin D. Vive?

The rallying cry after the deaths of 400 Kentuckians near the Ohio River during the War of 1812 was C. Remember the Raisin. This phrase referred to the Battle of Frenchtown, also known as the Raisin River, where the casualties occurred, and it served to motivate and rally troops in subsequent battles.