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Sharon Wilder
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Women in the Revolutionary War
by Sharon Wilder
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What do you think?
This is Molly Pitcher. She went to war with her husband. When he was injured, she took his place.
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Open Ended
What do you think about a woman fighting in a war?
(Answers in English. You may use translate.)
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Video
Watch this video. Be sure to turn on the captions. You can also change the captions to your native language, and you can also slow the video down.
Be ready to answer questions on the next slides!
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Type answer...
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Open Ended
Abigail wrote to her husband: "Remember the ladies, and be more generous and favorable to them than your ancestors."
What does this mean?
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Multiple Choice
Judith Sargent Murray believed that girls and women...
should not receive the same education as boys and men.
should receive the same education as boys and men.
should never be taught anything.
were not the intellectual equals to men.
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Multiple Choice
Women in the 18th century were not expected to express opinions about politics and war.
true
false
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Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Many women and their children followed the men into battle.
true
false
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Open Ended
Mary Ludwig Hayes McCauley was famous for taking her husband's place after he was injured. Why was she called "Molly Pitcher?"
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Multiple Choice
Deborah Sampson was famous because...
she wore a scarf.
she brought water.
she was a woman fighting as a man.
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Ways Women Contributed to the Revolution
Women took over their husband's or family's business.
Women began to manufacture items to boycott British goods.
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Ways Women Contributed to the Revolution
Women were spies.
They would relay messages to the military.
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Ways Women Contributed to the Revolution
Women went to war with their husbands.
"Camp followers" would cook and clean for the soldiers.
The women were also often nurses to the wounded.
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Ways Women Contributed to the Revolution
Women wrote about current events.
Women wrote plays, poetry and books about the revolution.
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Ways Women Contributed to the Revolution
Women joined the men on the battlefield.
The women would serve water to the soldiers. (Molly Pitchers)
The women would help when soldiers were injured.
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Ways Women Contributed to the Revolution
Some women dressed as men to fight in the battles.
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Open Ended
Write three sentences about what you have learned about Women in the Revolution.
Sentence stems to help you write your sentences:
I learned __________ about women in the American Revolution.
_______ was a woman who ______ to help during the American Revolution.
One thing women did to help the American Revolution was _______.
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