Helping Hands of American Revolution by Jeff Flynn

AFRICAN AMERICANS

2015-12-11 14:25:19 UTC

There was 9,000 African Americans on the Patriot side.

The African Americans added many to the militia and gave the patriots the extra push to win their big battles, like Lexington and Concord.

Native Americans

2015-12-11 14:25:26 UTC

Participated with both.

They added more people to fight in the war. Indians provided military assistance.

African Americans

2015-12-11 14:26:15 UTC

The African Americans fought on both sides but mainly on the colonial side.

There were about 9,000 black soldiers fighting for the patriots. Fought at the battles of Bunker Hill, Ticondra, Lexington and Concord.

They added numbers to the Colonial Army.

Women

2015-12-11 14:27:03 UTC

In the Revolutionary War, the women played many roles. Many women dressed up as men and fought in the war. Many of them are unknown, but a famous one were Molly Pitcher. Women also spied on British troops, nursed injured soldiers, and provided/created supplies. Without the women, the men would of had to do the jobs women were doing which would cause there to be less militia men. Women participated on both sides.

Women

2015-12-11 14:27:11 UTC

Supported both sides in the Revolutionary War.

They took care of the men and aided them. They provided supplies and made uniforms for both side. They would take of the houses and make food for the soldiers. Some of them even fought in battles. Without them, many more people would've died on both sides and the men would have to do their jobs.

Woman

2015-12-11 14:27:19 UTC

The women supported both, the British and Americans. They were housewives, maids, or were apart of the secret service. They would cook the food for the military. In the secret service they would watch troop movement, leadership change and equipment shortage. They provide intelligence information for the military so they would know what the enemies are doing and what they are planning.

Women

2015-12-11 14:27:27 UTC

They had a very strong impact. They were homemakers and agents for both sides. The women spied for George Washington or Great Britain but they were very secretive. Not many expected them. They also provided shelter for both the British and Americans.

Women

2015-12-11 14:29:25 UTC

The women used to take care of the irrelevant things so the men didn't have to worry and deal with them. They managed farms, taking care of sick relatives, providing supplies, managing Indians, imposing as men to add more soldiers to the field.

Native Aerican

2015-12-11 14:31:46 UTC

The Native Americans wanted to stay neutral during the war but some of the tribes provided support for the British and Colonists. The Natives knew the area very well so they could provide strategic military assistance. They also provided weapons and more men to fight.

Woman (LS,JG,MC,AE)

2015-12-11 14:33:34 UTC

Women were used as secret agents to gather intelligence for their men's armies. Women participated with the British and Americans. They weren't seen as a threat so they could easily gather information.

Briana D.

2015-12-11 20:43:33 UTC

African-Americans, Native Americans, and Women all contributed in the American Revolution. Without the numbers to join their military they would not of been successful against the British because of their high numbers. Therefore, they all helped and contributed to the American Revolution and without their help America would not of been successful against the British.

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