Helping Hands of the American Revolution by Jeff Flynn

Women

2015-12-11 15:57:17 UTC

without women in the war both armies would suffer critical losses in information that could've changed the war. Also the armies would have less nurses.

African American

2015-12-11 15:57:44 UTC

The African Americans sacrificed their lives to become soldiers and fight for both sides of the war. They helped both groups during the war. They were also slaves for the war due to the fact that mostly whites were fighting as soldiers. The slaves were later rewarded with liberty and some were rewarded with land

Women

2015-12-11 16:02:34 UTC

Women helped both the British and Americans. They cooked, spun cloth, made clothing, made soap, were maids, housewives, nurses, and they eavesdropped like spies. Without them, both sides would have lost critical help in the war.

African Americans: Hayden Paige, Simon Spath, Reid Jones.

2015-12-11 16:03:47 UTC

The African Americans helped both the British and Americans by being boat pilots, sailors, and they enrolled in the navy. Without the African Americans the was would have been won easily.

African Americans; Jacob, Daniel, and Anne Vilches

2015-12-11 16:06:05 UTC

The African Americans fought on both sides; but mostly fought for the British. They fought in place of their masters and for their service they gained liberty. This impacted the war because since the Africans gained liberty for their liberty, so many Africans would fight for their masters to gain liberty from them.

Native Americans: Ryan Frisch, Ashley Caplan, and Zoe Haynes.

2015-12-11 16:06:40 UTC

The Native American tribes helped the colonists very much. Without Native American support they would have lost many battles. One example is Valley Forge where the natives delivered food to George Washington and his soldiers. The natives also helped raid British camps and supplies. Many of the tribes in the Six Nations Confederacy fought for the British such as the Mowhawks, Senecas, and Cayugas tribes. The Mowhawk chief Thayendanega thought didn't want westward expansion of the colonists. The tribes helped the colonists in multiple battles such as Fort Stanwix, Iskany, and Saratoga. These battles might not have been won without the help of the natives. In conclusion the natives had a large impact on the colonist's ability to win the war

~Native Americans~

2015-12-11 16:06:44 UTC

The Native Americans participated mostly for the British during the Revolutionary War. They participated as Minute Men to help contribute to their military forces and to increase their overall total of soldiers. Although they fought with the British and for their homelands, a small amount sided with the opposing colonists. They served very faithfully and were a force that had a lot of impact. ~Lea & Madison

Anne-Gabe, Daniel Umana, and Jacob Sands

2015-12-11 16:11:19 UTC

The African Americans participated with both the British and the Americans but mostly the British. They fought in place for their masters. Read the Padlet above for more information

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2015-12-11 16:13:39 UTC