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They did not have all of the help and resources that they would have had today, and women had to learn how to do things for themselves even though it was not something that they were taught or that society had encouraged them to entertain (Brinkley, 2010). Because women boycotted so many British goods, they rekindled their cloth-making and weaving skills. In addition, legal divorces were granted to women if they were patriots but their husbands continued to support their King (Brinkley, 2010). That was, quite likely, the most significant issue that took place for women during the Revolutionary War.
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Brinkley, D. (2010). The sparck of rebellion. American Heritage Magazine, 59 (4).
Burrows, E.G. & Wallace, M. (1972). The American Revolution: The Ideology and Psychology of National Liberation. Perspectives in American History, 6: 167 -- 305.
Cohen, B.R. (2009). Modern environmental history of Virginia. Encyclopedia Virginia. Retrieved from http://www.encyclopediavirginia.org/Modern_Environmental_History_of_Virginia
Kerber, L.K. (1990). "I have don…much to carrey on the warr." Women and the shaping of Republican ideology after the American Revolution. Journal of Women's History, 1(3): 231-243.
Supplies for Virginia Colonists, 1622. (2011). Learn NC. North Carolina Digital History. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Retrieved from http://www.learnnc.org/lp/editions/nchist-colonial/5338
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