What Role Did Women Play In The American Revolution

The American Revolution was a changing point in history for the new United States. The victory in the Revolution gave America the freedom of the nation deserved and fought so hard for. The British no longer controlled the United States, and this new found freedom would turn the government into a democracy and make the much needed first steps to abolish slavery. The new government wasn't in favor of everyone being treated and represented equality though. White wealthy males would benefit the most from all the changes a new government and new nation would bring. White women, black people and Native Americans were treated less then fair. Women roles in America were similar to the women roles in most countries. Women were responsible to care for their husband,
When the Revolution was in place, the Native Americans were strategically playing their game and had Europe and America fighting against one another. Treaties were changed among the American diplomats and Native Americans when the Revolution came to an end. A deal was established, Indian tribes that were part of the Iroquois confederacy sold a large chunk of land to New York. Selling land to New York was not the most intelligent move for the Indians. Selling the land resulted in tribes scattering elsewhere and only a handful of reservations remained. The Western Nation of Tribes from their own Confederacy to put an end to any future land selling. However the Western Nation of Tribes wasn't highly educated and lacked strategy so they were not successful. Native people, just like women and blacks were under represented in the constitution. The Indians had to pay taxed in order to be counted for representation. Often times Indians did not pay these taxes so the Native American populations didn't receive government representation, which would contribute to the long road ahead of Native Americans not be granted the same rights as white