What jobs did men have in the Revolutionary war?

Answer 1

There were many jobs during the American revolution for example: silversmiths, farmer, rope makers, cobbler, wool weaver, blacksmiths, candle makers, barber, printer, clock makers, butcher, poets, tailor, town crier, house wife, sailor, doctors, inn keepers, teachers, mid wife, and soap makers.

Answer 2

Black smithing and iron worker carpender

went to war, craftsman, many were farmers

Black smiths,iron workers and carpenders went to help in the war but, many craftsman were farmers

Answer 3

Mostly farmers. Smaller numbers of men were silversmiths, blacksmiths, gunsmiths, carpenters, masons, bankers, doctors, lawyers, school teachers, printers (books & newspapers), buggy makers (coaches), leather workers, etc.

Answer 4

Jobs that would generally be the same as careers during the colonial period in America, suck as whalers, farmers, ministers, mail carriers, etc. A job that might have only appeared during this time period would probably be a militiaman.

Answer 5

Farmer, slave, city laborer, trade business, and prostitution (:

Answer 6

what type of jobs did patriots and loyalists have during the american revolution

Answer 7

Butcher, Baker and Candlestick Maker