Making haversacks, making soldiers' shoes, baking biscuits were some activities that were common ways for children to participate in the Revolutionary War.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Children as young as 15 years of age were allowed to participate in the American Revolutionary War.
Numerous steps were taken in order to increase the size of the American Army to match that of the British Army.
One such step was to teach the children that laziness is a sin and fighting for the land is the virtue of god.
Children were given menial jobs to do that would help the army in ways other than assistance in the actual combat operations.
Because B.C stands for Before Christ and A.D means the year of our lord so historians took a turn from the traditional christian time method and made it B.C.E (before common era) and C.E (common Era)
