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American Revolution

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George II British king during revolution. Couldn't deal with 13 colonies effectively
French general who fought on American side. Was liked by americans, they named a university named after him Marquis de la Fayette
John Locke Pilosopher (British) who said people have a right to freedom and leadership
Founding Father and patriot. Helped write declaration of independance. Got France to send over an army to help colonists Benjamin Franklin
Sir Guy Carlton Drafted the 1774 Quebec Act. Was Quebec Governor and commander in cheif of British forces in N. America
Mowhawk leader (thendanegea) who fought for british. Secured Ontario or his people. Became british general Joseph Brant
Thomas Jefferson Wrote most of the declaration of independance, well schooled, founding father
Founding father, 2nd president of USA, helped write declaration John Adams
George Washington First American President, Patriot and general, 'father of his country'
Rode his horse warning that the british were coming. A son of liberty involved with boston tea party. Paul Revere
John Hancock Patriot, Founding father of USA, most visable signature on declaration of independance
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