Which answer best explains the contributions of women during the Revolutionary War?

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Group of answer choices

Women were in charge of the horses and artillery during the Revolutionary War. Some also worked with generals to plan military attacks.

Women often poisoned British troops stationed in their towns during the Revolutionary War. Some also served as diplomats and messengers.

Women served primarily as spies and assassins in the Revolutionary War. Some also staged patriotic plays to inspire the American soldiers.

Women ran households and businesses while their husbands fought in the war. Some also served in battle or provided nursing care for wounded soldiers.

Answer 1

The answer that best explains the contributions of women during the Revolutionary War is:

Women ran households and businesses while their husbands fought in the war. Some also served in battle or provided nursing care for wounded soldiers.

This option accurately reflects the diverse roles that women took on during the war, from managing homes and businesses to directly supporting the military efforts through nursing and some instances of participation in battle.