All of the following are true statements about women in america during the revolution, except: a. many were left to take care of all of the farm responsibilities when their husbands went off to fight. b. some were drafted into the continental army as cannon loaders. c. they were typically expected to be mothers, farmers, teachers, cooks, cleaners, cloth-weavers, and clothing-makers, as part of the average household. d. they were typically seen by most men as sensitive, weak creatures with feeble minds and gentle natures.