Women's contributions to aiding the patriot cause of General Washington's army included all of the following EXCEPT
A) serving as spies and scouts in preparation of patriot battles against British troops.
B) raising significant funds for American troops to assist the patriot cause.
C) harvesting lands for patriot men who were absent because they were fighting the British.
D) serving as camp followers for the Continental Army to feed and support the troops, nurse the troops, and occasionally fight in battles.
Answer: A
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