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Putnam County, New York 1777

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Africa, 1761

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Massachusetts, 1797

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Boston, 1776

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Philadelphia, Autumn 1777

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Battle Of Bemis Heights, New York, October 7, 1777

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New York, 1782

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Taliwa, South Carolina, 1755

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Sybil Ludington dressed as a man and rode on her house over 40 miles to alert her father's men after the British set fire to Danbury,

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Phillis Wheatly was the first published African-American female poet. She was sold into slavery at a young age

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Abigail Adams is known for her impact on the start of the American government, for a woman.

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Mercy Otis Warren was a political writer of the American Revolution. She is known for her written attacks against the government.

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Lydia Darragh crossed dangerous British territory so inform Washington of a pending British attack.

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Molly Pitcher isn't just one woman. "Molly Pitcher" is a name that is given to any woman that helped the cause of the revolution.

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Deborah Sampson was a woman to disguised herself as a man to fight i the war.

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Nancy Ward was a Native American political leader.

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"Hello! Wake up! Danbury is burning! Please! Come Quick! Hello!"
In times of desperate need, risks must be taken.

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It is interesting to see that a woman made a longer, more dangerous ride that the most famous ride of the war.

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"You are sorry? My dear child, you should be proud."
This shows that no matter what, you should be proud of your accomplishments.

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"Will you finally outlaw slavery? Might you include women in your thoughts on equality? May I tell you what I think is absolutely necessary to include-"
Adams was much for equality; gender and racial, she wanted every human to be seen as an equal

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"When I contemplate the superiority of her genius I blush for the imperfections of Human nature and when I consider her as my friend I draw a veil over the foibles of the woman."
Equality and finding what is right is super important to a good person.

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"But his description of her as "little" matches her friends' description of her as "small and slight"."
This shows that you may not be appreciated for how much you have done.

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"A female figure powerful enough to fight on a battlefield with men."
This shows that Molly Pitcher's were brace individuals that wanted to help.

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"I thought lead to the discovery of my sex."
This showed she was scared of her sex being discovered

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"Living under a petticoat government."
This shows she did not like a basic formed government.

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As a black woman, it is cool that even in times of slavery, racism, and inequality, some were devoted to education and learning.

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She is great representation for what we should fight for: equality!

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I feel that we need more people like Warren in today's society due to whose in the government. If we get some people, specifically women, things could change in America, let alone the world.

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It is interesting to hear stories of how people risked their lives for the cause of the revolution.

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I think it is intrestring to see that women in the war were known by one name

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She took major risks to fight in the war. Very interesting.

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It is cool how a Native American woman helped in the government.