What did Abigail Adams do during the revolutionary war?

Answer 1

Abigail Adams was the wife of (future) President John Adams.

During the American Revolution, she raised her family and carried on extensive correspondence with her husband, in which she attempted more than once to influence women's rights in what was to be the new government of the US. She also accepted a commission to question women who were suspected of loyalist activities or directly aiding the British.

Answer 2

Abigail AdamsThe wife of John Adams, second president of the U.S., and sixth president, John Quincy Adams, Abigail Adams wrote many letters to her husband while he was attending the Continental Congresses in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Second Continental Congress coincided with the start of the Revolutionary War. She and John exchanged letters in which they discussed intellectual and political matters. Those letters also include her account of the Revolutionary War.

Her day-to-day life during the war included raising her family and taking care of the home.

Answer 3

She feed Patriots when they were coming back from the war.

Answer 4

she helped start the independence