What did the women do in the Revolutionary War?

Answer 1

They brought water to the soldiers helped the wounded and much more

They also helped fight in the war and some even dressed like men to fight.

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In addition to the activities listed above (directly related to times on the battlefield), there were also camp followers who traveled with military units. There is a styereotype of camp followers as prostitutes; some were, but many provided other services. They cooked food, or laundered and repaired uniforms.

Answer 2

Some fought with their men, others took care of farms and businesses, and waited for their men to come home. They didn't have much protection from the British or stray people. When Abigail Adams asked her husband John Adams what she should do if the British showed up on their farm he told her to take the 6 children and hide in the woods behind the house. That more or less gives the general attitude of the time.

Answer 3

Mainly tending to the wounded and cooking, cleaning, caring for children, and some took over their husbands spots in the war.