Question

question 7
0.5 pts
american women worked for the revolutionary war effort by:
producing clothing and foodstuffs for soldiers
establishing the first gunpowder factory in america
serving as representatives in local town councils
accompanying the continental congress to new york city as camp followers

Explanation:

During the Revolutionary - War, American women contributed by producing clothing and foodstuffs for soldiers. Women did not establish the first gunpowder factory (which was mainly a male - dominated activity), were not representatives in local town councils as they had limited political rights at that time, and there is no such record of accompanying the Continental Congress as camp followers in this context.

Answer:

Producing clothing and foodstuffs for soldiers