Now, think carefully about both parts of the letter. What does this letter show about the issues that Abigail Adams was concerned about?
Identify three issues that she described, and give your answer in at least three sentences.

Abigail Adams insisted her husband John Adams not to forget the role of women when  fighting for America' independence from Great Britain

Explanation:

She mentioned that The new code of laws that are mentioned in the declaration of independence can be more generous to the nation and favorable to them as well.

She also mentioned that there shall not be any undue powers given to the husbands basically the males which would urge them to become despotic. If particular care and attention is not given to the ladies, then she would form a rebellion by making all the females come together. her letter was the first step which was focused on the equal rights of the women.

Just in case there's another one:

Abigail Adams' letter shows that she was concerned about the position that women were occupying in society. She shows that she fears that men will forget their importance in the struggle for independence and asks that her husband, John Adams, do not allow men to ignore and diminish the importance of women in the struggle.

She fears that establishing a political power evidencing only the power of men, will facilitate the existence of authoritarianism that will limit the freedom that was won with so much effort. In addition, she says that if women are diminished and excluded from this government, she herself will organize a rebellion of women to reverse this situation.

Last but not least, she is concerned about the new code of laws, which she believes is not very generous to people, especially women.

europe would not recognize the confederacy as an independent nation.

the intolerable acts were punitive laws passed by the british parliament in 1774 after the boston tea party. in great britain, these laws were referred to as the coercive acts.