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3
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Taught her son george how to be respectful and how to lead a good army. George said that if he didn’t have such a disciplined childhood, then he would have never joined the army
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6
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Wrote her opinions down in a journal and shared them with men and women in surrounding towns
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7
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A women who helped the troops fight for their independence undercover
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8
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Donated $300,000 to the troops and their cause
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9
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Had a plantation in South Carolina, so she knew a lot about the land, so she provided the solders with secret trails, and geographical maps about the land
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11
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She aided the sick and helped the injured. Gave up her whole life and devoted to helping war heros
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12
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Women who dressed up as men and joined the military, and fought for their independence
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13
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A famous spy
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14
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What women provided soldiers with during the war
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15
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Known as the female paul revere because she through Putnam and Dutchess Counties to warn the militia that British troops were burning Danbury, Connecticut
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16
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Stopped british soldiers from checking her house for stolen goods, gave colonist hope
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a woman who sews
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2
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These people made meals for the soldiers, and made sure they were well fed
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3
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Followed her husband and cooked, washed laundry and did whatever he needed to be done without refusing
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4
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Women who cleaned up soldiers and took care of them when they were hurt
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5
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Women who cleaned up after the soldiers and took care of the kids
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10
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Wife of john adams, had impact on his decisions
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15
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Women who worked under cover, and fed colonist information
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