How did women writers help to push colonial attitudes in favor of independence?

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Explanation:

https://www.ushistory.org/us/13e.asp

Phillis Wheatley and Elizabeth Freeman both pushed for enslaved black colonials to be granted the same freedoms claimed by the writers of the Declaration of Independence, while Deborah Squash and Peggy Gwynn took the opportunity to emancipate themselves and joined hundreds of other escaped enslaved people trying to leave for Canada with the evacuating British.

Explanation:

they kept back from the wars and didn't want any action meaning wars.

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