American Revolution

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WOMEN WERE IMPORTANT TO THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Women were important to the American Revolution because they were strategic because they were reasonable, and because they saved many lives. Women were Important to the American Revolution because they were strategic. For example, Abigail Adams sent letters to her husband about her opinion on how important women were during this time, and Martha Washington helped soldiers mentally when they were traumatized from the war. This is why women were important to the American Revolution. Another reason why women were important to the American Revolution is that they were very reasonable. For example, Martha Washington helped soldiers recover mentally, and physically and knew how to cure and did what was needed, and didn't overreact. The final reason why women were important to the American Revolution is because they saved many lives. For example, Molly Pitcher shot a cannon due to her husband's injury, and Molly Pitcher was a woman and it was rarely seen that women fought in the war. This is why women were important to the American Revolution.

CHAPTER 2: Women Of The American Revolution

Women were an unestimated gender during the American Revolution. There were many different women who played an important role in the American Revolution. For example, Betsy Ross helped create the American Flag, Mary Draper fed soldiers who were fighting, Martha Washington healed soldiers physically, and mentally, Molly Pitcher fired a cannon because her husband got injured, Phillis Wheatly wrote poems about freedom, and Abigail Adams aided wounded soldiers during the war. This is why women are significant to the American Revolution

	Dear Journal, today John wrote back to me. He said " I am well aware of the Toil, Blood, and Treasure, that it will cost us to maintain this Declaration, and support and defend these States. Yet through all the Gloom, I can see the Rays of ravishing Light and Glory. I can see that the End is more than worth all the Means." I immediately wrote back to John once the kids started their chores outside on the farm.  Once I finished writing the letter I went downstairs and told the kids that I would quickly go into town to drop off a letter. I quickly walked to town and dropped the letter off and quickly stopped by the market and bought a few apples and bread. After that, I walked back home to the kids. They were still doing their chores. I decided to go and milk the cows as soon as I put the apples and bread in the kitchen. Goodbye  Journal  -Abigail

CHAPTER 1: CAUSES OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

There are seven causes of the Revolutionary War. The first cause was called the French and Indian War. This war was fought against the French and Great Britain. But in the end, Great Britain won the land between the Mississippi River and the Appalachian Mountains. This was great news for the British, but they were in great dept. After that, the Quartering Act was created. And it allowed British soldiers to go into colonist's homes and the colonists would have to house and feed the soldiers and pay for their belongings. If any of the colonists refused to let the solder/soldiers in they would be punished. Soon after that, the Stamp Act was created. It stated that anything the colonists paid for that was on paper then they would have to pay a tax. For example, colonists had to pay a tax for playing cards, for a marriage licenses, and for stamps.

Chapter 1: Causes Of The American Revolution ... page 1 Chapter 2: Women Of The American Revolution ...page 3 Chapter 3: From Abigail Adams's Point Of View ... page 5 Chapter 4: Why Women Were Important to the American Revolution ... page 7

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