Ask AI: briefly respond, Nothing changed for African Americans, Women and Native Americans during the revolution. To what extent do you agree?

To some extent, I agree that the American Revolution brought limited changes for African Americans, Women, and Native Americans. While the Revolution led to the establishment of a new nation built on freedom and democracy, many of these principles did not immediately extend to these marginalized groups. African Americans: Some enslaved African Americans fought on both sides of the conflict, hoping for their freedom. Despite this, widespread emancipation did not occur immediately after the Revolution, and the institution of slavery persisted for many decades, particularly in the South. Women: The role of women during the Revolution was mainly supporting the war effort from home. Although some stepped into nontraditional roles as spies or nurses, their status and rights remained largely unchanged. It took many more years for significant progress to occur in terms of women's rights and suffrage. Native Americans: The Revolution proved to be disastrous for Native Americans, as they faced land dispossession, violence, and betrayal. Many Native American tribes sided with the British, believing a British victory would halt the westward expansion of American settlers. However, with the British defeat, Native Americans faced further displacement and marginalization. Overall, while there were negligible immediate changes for these groups during and after the Revolution, the events arguably laid the groundwork for future social reforms and movements that would ultimately lead to the expansion of rights and equality.