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Women during the war took over the home which at this point wasn't a foreign concept. They also ran petitions and boycotts. Some women were even spies. Overall though nothing really changed. One small thing did happen though, women started to get educated in order to teach the children. This eventually lead to more politically charged women which then would lead to equal rights.

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Access to education was greatly increased to those of poor standing, particularly whites. The ideas of the Revolution and the Enlightenment reflected the ideas that everyone is deserves the right to education.

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Poor whites in the South would gain moderately more voting power. In the North the value would change dramatically in favor of poorer citizens.

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Many poor white soldiers did not feel strongly about the ideas of the Revolutionary War, as they were not as affected by the harsh taxes as the rich and middle class citizens. Many had joined in order to bolster their name and move up the social ladder.

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Various states replaced the property qualification to vote with a tax-paying requirement which would allow few poor whites to able to legibly vote.

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Many poor whites who did not own land were not entitled to directly vote. This was justified by saying that they were still represented by the landowners who could.

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As the Revolution enforced the ideas of equality, poor whites began to take notice which caused them to challenge the elite class of rich citizens.

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Many poor whites would gain land from deposed rich citizens.

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The Anglican Church would become a Protestant faith under the name of the Episcopal Church.

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Anyone of any religion could theoretically run for office or even the President as the United States Constitution states that no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification.

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Virginia's Bill for Establishing Religious Freedom written by Thomas Jefferson stated that all were free to practice their own religion and are not required to actively participate in activities or attending church.

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The South Carolina Constitution stated that any who worshiped the Christian faith, regardless of being Protestant, Catholic, or Anglican, would be protected by law and supported.

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The Pennsylvania Constitution granted every male landowners voting rights, regardless of religious standing.

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Fought on both sides

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Southern States importation of slaves from abroad, except for SC & GA

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Anti-Slavery movement began

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Earned their freedom if they fought

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Fought for Britain and the colonies, majority sided with Britain

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No representation at the Treaty of Paris

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Treaty of Greenville in 1794 conceded their northwest territories

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The Declaration of Rights only provided religious freedom to Christians who worshipped God. Those who did not accept salvation would be condemned and persecuted.