Question

Which of the following best describes how women in South Carolina contributed to the American Revolution?(1 point) Responses They volunteered as scouts to recruit and lead a group of loyalists who assassinated patriots. They volunteered as scouts to recruit and lead a group of loyalists who assassinated patriots. They created uniforms for soldiers fighting in the war and warned loyalists of patriot attacks. They created uniforms for soldiers fighting in the war and warned loyalists of patriot attacks. They produced cloth goods to boycott British goods and volunteered as scouts to defeat British troops. They produced cloth goods to boycott British goods and volunteered as scouts to defeat British troops. They organized boycotts throughout the thirteen colonies and created textiles to boycott British goods. They organized boycotts throughout the thirteen colonies and created textiles to boycott British goods.

Answer 1

The option that best describes how women in South Carolina contributed to the American Revolution is: They produced cloth goods to boycott British goods and volunteered as scouts to defeat British troops.

This reflects the active roles women took in supporting the revolutionary cause through economic boycotts and direct involvement in wartime activities.