Asked by Labbayk

Which answer best explains the contributions of women during the revolutionary war?

Women only openly supported the British side during the Revolutionary War, as they feared for their lives while their husbands were away fighting

Many women enlisted as soldiers, as was allowed in the 1700s, and they openly fought alongside their husbands

Women helped to support war efforts from their homes but did not help at the military camps or battle locations

Women contributed at home and at battle locations, some going as far as to become spies or to assist prisoners escaping from captivity.***

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Answered by Reed
Yes. Women also often followed the troops from place to place to be with husbands, take care of laundry and cooking, etc., and served as nurses.
Answered by Labbayk
Thnx soo much, I have no IDEA what I would do with out you!!:):):):):)
Answered by Panda
I don't understand. -_-Which one is the answer?
Answered by idk
Your answer would be -D
Answered by FatMansChode42069
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Answered by It's idea
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