Characters of the Revolutionary War (These are people involved with Objective 5--- not necessarily the main players of the Revolution--)

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Characters of the Revolutionary War (These are people involved with Objective 5--- not necessarily the main players of the Revolution--)

Key American Leaders

General Washington General of the Continental Army 1 st President of the United States "I walk on untrodden ground. There is scarcely any part of my conduct which may not hereafter be drawn into precedent."

Brigadier General Ebenezer Learned commander of Learned’s Continental Brigade from Massachusetts

Colonel Daniel Morgan commander of Morgan’s Continental Rifle Corps

General Benedict Arnold Continental Brigade commander and primary American Leader on the battlefield

John Adams Signed the Treaty of Paris nd president of the U.S. member of the 1st and 2nd Continental Congress, Ambassador to the Netherlands

John Jay member of the 1st and 2nd Continental Congress, President of the Congress from December September 1779, an ambassador to Spain

Major General Horatio Gates Commander of Northern Continental Army

Benjamin Franklin Ambassador to France

George Rogers Clark led 127 volunteers to keep Hamilton from taking over Vincennes

De Grasse French General Landed troops in Virginia and trapped Cornwallis’ troops

Francis Marion- “The Swamp Fox” Used Guerilla Warfare Quick attacks and quick retreats on the British Pushed the British out of South Carolina

Key British Leaders

Lord Cornwallis British General who surrendered to Washington in the Battle of Yorktown– this “ends” the American Revolutionary War

Lieutenant General John Burgoyne commander of British forces at Saratoga

Brigadier General James Hamilton commander of British 2 nd Brigade

Brigadier General Simon Fraser commander of British advance corps at Saratoga

Major General Baron Friederich von Riedesel commander of the German complement of the British forces at Saratoga

Major John D. Acland commander of the British left wing of the Second battle of Saratoga

Major Balcarres Commander of the British right wing of the Second Battle of Saratoga

David Hartley Member of Parliament Signed the Treaty of Paris 1793