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Ranking the Supporters of the War
You will now judge the contributions that African Americans, Native Americans, and women made to the American Revolution by ranking each group. The group you believe made the largest contribution you will rank #1, the group you believe made the smallest contribution you will rank #3. You will explain your reasoning for each ranking by including specific examples of each group's contribution and why you feel that contribution was more valuable than other groups. Please be sure that all work is in written in complete sentences using your own words. Your assignment must include the following:

A rank for each group—#1 has made the largest contribution and #3 has made the smallest contribution.

At least two sentences explaining why each group was ranked the way it is. Be sure to include specific examples from the lesson.

At least two sentences explaining why you believe the group ranked #1 made contributions more valuable than the other groups.

One image with an explanation of how it represents the group you ranked as #1.

Answer 1

Answer:Well Women would be number 1,

Women is ranked number 1 because they helped the military in many way even if they weren't allowed to go to fight at war. They helped as nurses to treat wounded soldiers, took care of things at home while their husband was at war, and allot helped by sending messages, making food to feed soldier and they helped in the military warehouses to spread out military equipment needed by the military.

African Americans were ranked number 2 due to they helped the British and Americans at the same time. British promised them if they helped to fight in the war they would gain their freedom. So they would go and join the British but allot fought on our side as well. Natives Americans are ranked number 3 due to They did not help Americans at all only the British Army since the British were not well familiar with America and hiding in the woods the Natives would help them because they saw that we were taking all their land so they wanted to make sure that process would stop.