How gender shaped the experience of american revolution

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How do the diverse images of women (pages 135-140) contribute to our understanding of how gender shaped the experience of the American Revolution? The images presented here have propagandistic proposes. What do these images suggest about the role gender and sexuality play in conceptualizing both war aims and patriotic service? How can historians analyze these propagandistic images in an effort to reconstruct the actual experiences of women in the Revolutionary era?

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