As the colonists became increasingly dissatisfied in the rule of the British government, women began to take an active role in the movements leading up to the Revolutionary War. After obtaining independence from the crown, women became dissatisfied with their exclusion from Constitutional rights. Daughters of Liberty traces women's role through the war and the Early Republic, including the creation of the Daughters of Liberty, African-American mutual aid societies, and the first women's relief organization, the Ladies Association of Philadelphia.
| ISBN: | 9781604139280 |
| Publication date: | 30th July 2011 |
| Author: | Karen Taschek |
| Publisher: | Chelsea House Publishers |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 64 pages |
| Series: | Cultural History of Women in America |
| Genres: |
Educational: Citizenship and social education |
As the colonists became increasingly dissatisfied in the rule of the British government, women began to take an active role in the movements leading up to the Revolutionary War. After obtaining independence from the crown, women became dissatisfied with their exclusion from Constitutional rights.
Daughters of Liberty features in the following genres: Educational: Citizenship and social education
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Daughters of Liberty was written by Karen Taschek and published by Chelsea House Publishers
Daughters of Liberty has 64 pages
Yes it is part of Cultural History of Women in America series