To what extent was the american revolution a social revolution in matters of gender equality, race relations, and religious freedom?

The American Revolution was not really a social revolution in terms of gender equality and race relations. It was not even really a social revolution in terms of religious freedom. Rather, it was a revolution for political freedom. The colonies were originally started by people escaping the Church of England who wanted to exercise religious freedom. So, religious freedom was already present in America.

"d. the battle of quebec began the french and indian war and the attack on fort duquesne ended it." is your answer this is because the war and attack included washington and his people.