Question

i need 3 ways american women helped during the revolution

Answer 1

Women in the era of the Revolution were responsible for managing the household. Connected to these activities, women worked in the Homespun Movement. Instead of wearing or purchasing clothing made of imported British materials, Patriot women continued a long tradition of weaving, and spun their own cloth to make clothing for their families. In addition to the boycotts of British textiles, the Homespun Movement served the Continental Army by producing needed clothing and blankets. Benjamin Franklin's youngest sister, Jane Mecom, could be called on for her soap recipe, and even instructions on how to build the soap-making forms. While male suppliers of such services were exempted from military service in exchange for their goods, there was no such recompense for women who did the same thing. Spinning, weaving, and sewing were seen as part of the female province; as patriots they utilized their skills to assist the revolutionary cause.

Answer 2

made weapons clothes and provided food

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

Margaret Inglis, Susannah Robinson, and Mary Morris

Answer 6

Oh never mind I read the question wrong. I thought that you said name 3 american women helped!!! lol Sorry @guy1234