Revolutionary War and Women's Contributions

What was the main reason Ilila wanted to choose a unique Revolutionary War hero for her report?

• She was inspired by her time travels.

• She was assigned a specific hero.

• She wanted to impress her teacher.

• She wanted to write about someone less known.

Who did Ilila and Leo meet when they traveled to the Battle of Monmouth?

• George Washington

• Mary Ludwig Hayes

• Margaret Corbin

• Paul Revere

What was one of the main roles of women like Mary Ludwig Hayes during the Revolutionary War?

• Writing war reports

• Providing water to soldiers

• Spying on the British

• Leading the army

Which of the following roles did women NOT typically perform during the Revolutionary War?

• Laundresses

• Cooks

• Generals

• Nurses

What is the legend of Molly Pitcher believed to represent?

• A British spy

• A combination of many women's contributions

• A fictional character

• A single heroic woman

What did Mary Ludwig Hayes do when her husband collapsed during the battle?

• She surrendered to the British.

• She called for reinforcements.

• She took over his cannon position.

• She left the battlefield.

What was the significance of men and women working together during the Revolutionary War?

• It highlighted the need for more soldiers.

• It showed that women were better leaders.

• It demonstrated the power of unity for a common cause.

• It proved that men were more important.

Which of the following women was mentioned as having operated cannons during the war?

• Deborah Samson

• Betsy Ross

• Martha Washington

• Abigail Adams

How did General George Washington reportedly respond to Mary Hayes' bravery?

• He wrote a letter to her family.

• He met with her to recognize her bravery.

• He ignored her contributions.

• He promoted her to a higher rank.

What was the main message Ilila shared with her classmates about the roles of men and women during the war?

• Only women fought for independence.

• Men were more important than women.

• Women did not contribute much.

• Both had different but equally important roles.