Women played vital roles in various revolutionary movements throughout history, often serving as activists, leaders, and caregivers. During the American Revolution, some women took on roles commonly associated with men, such as participating in protests and even fighting. In the French Revolution, women mobilized for rights and equality, exemplified by figures like Olympe de Gouges. Similarly, in the suffrage movement, women organized rallies and advocacy campaigns pushing for voting rights. Across various cultures and time periods, women have contributed to revolutionary efforts, often advocating for broader social reforms, even as their contributions were frequently overlooked or marginalized in historical narratives.