Part 2: The Role of Women (American Revolution Series)

In continuation of our research and development on the American Revolution, we’re digging deeper and exploring the role of women. It is inspiring to read the stories and facts which come out of a Revolution. We’ve written in detail about three great women of the time. What’s interesting are the quotes we discover. One quote I loved which is so relevant today:

Democratic principles are the result of equality of condition. – Mercy Otis Warren

Find below an insight into the lives of three great women of the American Revolution:

• The legend of Molly Pitcher
• Who was Mercy Otis Warren?
• Phillis Wheatley, the first published black poet in those times.

As we continue our journey through the American Revolution, we will add more interesting, insightful nuggets of information. Read on 🙂

– Ash Chopra
MapsofWorld.com

Journey through the American Revolution: The Role of Women, Part 1

We’ve been working on our ongoing research and development on the American Revolution. Our focus is to understand and showcase the American Revolution resources. It was interesting to learn more about the role of women during the movement. One quote which I particularly loved:

“I am determined to be cheerful and happy in whatever situation I may find myself. For I have learned that the greater part of our misery or unhappiness is determined not by our circumstance but by our disposition.” – Martha Washington

In continuation of our theme, here are three new resources on the American Revolution:

• Women in American Revolution: An Overview
• Who was Martha Washington?
• What is Abigail Adams remembered for?

As we journey through the period, we would be adding more to the resource pool, to touch base with the past, the learning and lessons.

Ash Chopra
MapsofWorld.com