Helping Hands of the American Revolution by Jeff Flynn

African-Americans

2015-12-11 18:53:55 UTC

Jordan Greene, Lilah,& Keyasha (African american group)

2015-12-11 19:03:20 UTC

the A.A.'s supported the Americans in the revolution. They were slaves and were not payed at all for all the work they did. They also were treated with very little or any repect. Also, a war was just based on ending slavery.

Robert, Jordan, And Braylon

2015-12-11 19:09:49 UTC

the women supported Americans in the revolution by boycotting British goods, producing goods, spying on British, and serving in armed forces disguised as men

2015-12-11 19:12:19 UTC

nh

2015-12-11 19:13:22 UTC

T

2015-12-11 19:13:47 UTC

Tatyanna mima

2015-12-11 19:13:50 UTC

the women risked their lives and helped us with needs and they ussed their skills and had supported us (America)

African-Americans

2015-12-11 19:15:10 UTC

lord Dunmore proclaimed liberity to slaves,

Saquoia

2015-12-21 19:18:27 UTC

They should have power to give education to the children who are slaves

liz law

2016-01-15 01:31:04 UTC

the A.A. were slaves and they didnt get payed at all for the work they did.

B Hudson

2016-04-05 17:54:15 UTC

The A.A.'s helped by joining the war even though they were slave's to try and end slavery and they made a big help and contributed to the war and possibly end slavery.

wiggle wiggle

2016-04-05 17:58:01 UTC

S Hellie

2016-04-05 17:58:12 UTC

In the revolutionary war women boycotted British goods, spied on the British and serving in armed forces looking like a man.