Wins and Struggles of a Female Soldier in the American Revolution

Wins and Struggles of a Female Soldier in the American Revolution

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History, Social Studies

11th Grade - Vocational training

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The transcript discusses the colonial tensions in the 1760s, leading to the American Revolution. It highlights Deborah Sampson's unique role as a woman disguising herself as a man to join the Continental Army. Despite challenges, including being recognized and expelled from her church, she persevered, joining an elite unit and participating in military actions. Her injuries led to reassignment, but her intelligence and character left a lasting impression. Deborah's story reflects her determination and the broader struggle for independence.

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What were the main reasons for the growing discontent among settlers in the Americas towards the British government in the 1760s?

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Describe the two groups that emerged among the colonies during the conflict with Britain.

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What actions did Deborah take to disguise herself when she joined the military?

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What challenges did Deborah face after being recognized while serving in the army?

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What was the significance of Deborah joining an elite unit of the army?

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How did Deborah manage her injuries after being wounded in battle?

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What impression did Deborah leave on those who served with her in the army?

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