The roles of women in the early colonies are extraordinary, however they are concealed because the colonial culture describes women as weaker beings who support their husbands and children. The strong influence of women was showcased in the “Letters” between John and Abigail Adams. In these letters, Abigail “pressed for real change to come from the Revolution” and “influenced her husband’s career as a leader in Boston and in the Congress as well as when Adam served as second President of the United States”. Abigail’s influential impact on her husband demonstrates how significant her role is in the early colonies. Although both John Adams and Abigail Adams played significant roles, John Adams received high titles while Abigail remained hidden
