How did women in American colonies significantly contribute to upholding the boycott on British goods during the American Revolution?

Women organized campaigns across the colonies to propagate boycotting British goods.

Women spun cloth at home to enable their families to forsake imported British cloth.

Women refrained from using tea and other British crops in their household.

Women learned to whitewash their own homes to avoid using British paint.

Question

How did women in American colonies significantly contribute to upholding the boycott on British goods during the American Revolution?

Women organized campaigns across the colonies to propagate boycotting British goods.

Women spun cloth at home to enable their families to forsake imported British cloth.

Women refrained from using tea and other British crops in their household.

Women learned to whitewash their own homes to avoid using British paint.

joel_the_boss · Answer

Should be A. Because women participated by boycotting British goods, producing goods for soldiers, spying on the British, following armies as they marched, washing and cooking for the soldiers, delivering secret messages, and fighting disguised as men.