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- Margaret Corbin followed her husband into the army. He was an matross (someone who fires cannons). One day on the battlefield together, her husband was killed so she fired the cannon until she became injured and was captured. She was later released.
- Many women who followed their husbands into war became spies and pretended to be cooks gaining info from enemies.
- Slaves and Free African Americans were rewarded with their freedom for fighting in the war

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- Some Native American women served as secret soldiers during the Revolutionary War
- Most black soldiers were scattered throughout the Continental Army in integrated infantry regiments, where they were often assigned to support roles as wagoners, cooks, waiters or artisans.
- African Americans fought along side the British or Americans for their freedom

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Role of Women- Many of the women who became nurse and spies were just camp followers.
Role of Native American- After siding with Britain, Britain didnt consider them during the signing of the treaty.
Role of Enslaved African Free aArican Amercian- By the end of the war there was at least 5,000 to 8,000 African Americans who fought in the war.

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A fact i found interesting was that women served as secret soldiers during the Revolutionary war. Another fact was that Cherokee warriors attacked frontier settlements and was defeated by patriots from southern colonies. Lastly i found it interesting that slaves fought on the patriot’s side in hopes of being free

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.Women served as spies and secret soldiers
.Native Americans who fought with the British hoped to maintain their land
.Slaves fought against the British in order to get freedom

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Role of women
- served as spies
- were maids and cooks for the troops
- fought in wars by dressing up as men
Role of Native Americans
- fought on both the patriot and loyalist side of the war
- Christian Native Americans were minutemen
- When the U.S won the war, most native Americans were forced out of their land
Role of Free and enslaved African Americans
- Most fought on the patriots side inthe hopes of being released from bondage
- very few fought for the loyalist. the ones that did, did  it because they chose the side that would most logically free them from bondage.

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-Women had some important jobs as spies to help the colonist win the war.
-Native helped the British to fight the colonies due to the fact the natives didn't want them coming out west.
-African Americans fought on the British side to get freedom from slavery.

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Role of Women- Female nurses often came up with new inventions to help treat and care for new patients.
Role of Native Americans- they had their own issues such as holding on to their homelands and maintaining access to trade.
Role of Blacks- In the Battles of Lexington and Bunker Hill at least 10-15 black soldiers fought against the British

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Role of Women i the Revolution
-they served as spies for the Americans and British
-they secretly fought as solders in the war
- they followed troops and served as nurses and maids
Role o Native Americans
- they fought on the loyalist and patriots side.
-when the U.s won, they were forced out of their lands
- Christian native Americans

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I found out about the story of Margaret Corbin who manned the cannon after her husband just died from a fatal wound. Also he fact that the colonies were complete hipocrites when it came to giving slaves freedom, especially in the Declaration of Independence. Then the fact that the natives still were largely oppressed by everyone after the war no matter on what side they joined

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Ms. Foster Write interesting Fact about what you have learned about the Role of Women, Native Americans and Enslaved and Free African Americans

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Ms. Foster Write interesting Fact about what you have learned about the Role of Women, Native Americans and Enslaved and Free African Americans

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I learned that many of the women who were nurses were originally camp followers and some of the women were even spies.
I also learned that native americans had to choose a side and that not all their decisions ended well for them, especially when it came to their land.
Nevertheless, slaves went into the army in hopes for their freedom however at first the did not get it due to the ways of the founding fathers of the declaration of independence.