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Thomas Hooker Wrote the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
William Penn Quaker who founded Pennsylvania
Mercy Otis Warren Wrote plays opposing Great Britain and supporting independence
Crispus Attucks First person to die from the American Revolution
James Armistead Freed slave who spied for Patriots
Bernardo De Galvez Spanish General
Haym Soloman Fundraiser and spy during Revolution
Wentworth Cheswell African American soldier who got message from Paul Revere at Lexington
John Adams Lawyer
Abigail Adams John Adam's wife who exchanged letters about the Revolution with him.
Thomas Paine Wrote Patriot supporting books(Common Sense)
Samuel Adams Sons of Liberty, Boston Tea Party
Benjamin Franklin Negotiated Treaty of Paris
King George III King of Great Britain
John Paul Jones Captain who captured British ship, the "Serapis"
Patrick Henry Federalist, Give me Liberty or Give me Death
Alexander Hamilton Federalist Leader, National Bank
James Madison Helped write Constitution
Charles De Montesquieu Created 3 branches of Government
John Locke Government is a social contract
William Blackstone English Judge, Common Law
George Washington 1st President of United States, whiskey rebellion
Thomas Jefferson Wrote Declaration of Independence draft, 1st secretary of state, Louisiana Purchase
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