Question

3) Who was the most interesting "Founding Mother(s)" for you to learn about? Why is learning the role of colonial women and other minority groups in the Revolution important to understanding the full story of the founding of the United States of America?

Answer 1

Answer: Martha Washington, Abigail Adams, are just some of the women who are considered to be founding mothers.

Explanation:

The women mentioned were the supremacists of prominent American diplomats; men considered to be the founders of the nation. With their influence and authority, they have contributed to the democracy of the American Constitution. When drafting the said document, both men reminded their husbands not to forget to involve women and other minority groups in the text. This is why the constitution is a symbol of democracy because minority groups and groups are also required. So after her husband's death, Martha worked to improve the position of American slaves. Abigail tried to influence John Adams to include women's rights in the new independence documents. While John served as a diplomat during the Revolutionary War, she took care of the farm at home and joined him abroad for three years. The facts above are important because they reflect the democracy of American society and the freedom that encompasses all groups of society.