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American Revolution

The People

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Ben Franklin Helped write the D of I and negotiate the Paris Peace Treaty of 1783
Francis Marion Practiced guerilla warfare, also known as Swamp Fox
Thomas Jefferson Main author of the Declaration of Independence
John Dickinson Argued against breaking away from England
Patrick Henry Famous for his quote -Give me liberty or give me death.
John Paul Jones Patriot Naval hero who captured a British ship named the Serapis.
Thomas Paine Author of -Common Sense
Benedict Arnold One of the Patriots best Generals, but later offered to give West Point to the British.
John Hancock President of the Second Continental Congress
John Adams Delegate from Massachusetts who helped write the D of I
Joseph Warren Foresaw his own death and died at Bunker Hill
General Cornwallis Britain’s main military leader
Continental Congress Members included Ben Franklin, Tom Jefferson, and John Adams, Met in Philadelphia, Approved the Declaration of Indep.
George Washington Chosen to lead the Patriot Army
George Rogers Clark Led Patriot forces against the British in the west (along the Mississippi River).
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