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American Revolution historical figures

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An American general who betrayed his country by changing sides during the Revolution Benedict Arnold
primary author of the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson
commander of the Continental Army George Washington
a Polish immigrant who helped finance the war and spied on the British Haym Salomon
African American soldier at the Battle of Saratoga Wentworth Cheswell
She wanted her husband to protect women's rights when creating the Declaration of Independence Abigail Adams
one of the riders who went to Lexington to warn them the British army was on its way Paul Revere
King of England during the Revolutionary War George III
Author of Common Sense and The Crisis Thomas Paine
a slave asked by Lafayette to spy on the British army James Armistead
Organized the Boston Tea Party and the committees of correspondence Samuel Adams
Free African American who died at the Boston Massacre Crispus Attucks
She wrote plays supporting independence Mercy Otis Warren
A navy captain who said, "I have not yet begun to fight!" and Father of the American navy John Paul Jones
French officer who came to help George Washington Marquis de Lafayette
Before his execution he said, "I regret that I have but one life to give for my country." Nathan Hale
He was on both the committees for the Declaration of Independence and the Treaty of Paris of 1783 Benjamin Franklin
As a lawyer he defended the soldiers from the Boston Massacre and was on the committees for the Declaration and the Treaty of Paris of 1783 John Adams
a jurist (judge) who also believed in natural rights William Blackstone
A speaker for the Patriot cause, he said, "Give me Liberty or give me Death!" Patrick Henry
His ideas about "natural rights" influenced Jefferson's writings. John Locke
The Spanish governor of Louisiana who sent supplies to the Patriot Army. Bernardo de Galvez
led a raid on Fort Ticonderoga to get cannons for Washington's army Ethan Allen
British general who surrendered to Washington at Yorktown General Cornwallis
the "Swamp Fox", he used guerrilla tactics Francis Marion
The President of the Second Continental Congress, he was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence John Hancock
Spoke against writs of assistance; one of the Boston Sons of Liberty James Otis
a Virginia patriot, he later opposed ratifying the constitution. George Mason
Legend says that she created the first American flag Betsy Ross
He helped George Washington train his troops Baron von Steuban
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