Lesson 47 of 84 · American Revolution
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Women played a vital role during the American Revolution, contributing in many ways to the struggle for independence.
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Women played a vital role during the American Revolution, contributing in many ways to the struggle for independence. They managed homes and farms while men were away fighting, often taking on additional responsibilities. Some women, like Abigail Adams and Mercy Otis Warren, became outspoken advocates for liberty and women's rights. Others served as nurses or disguised themselves as men to fight in battles, showing their determination and commitment to the cause of freedom.
Key Facts
Women managed homes and farms during the war.
Abigail Adams was an advocate for liberty and women's rights.
Some women disguised themselves as men to fight in battles.
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1 of 2What role did women play while men were away fighting in the war?
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Women in the American Revolution
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