Revolutionary War Heroes

In the past, the hero of the revolutionary war, many great people have contributed greatly to the growth, prosperity and independence of the country. These historical figures include Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson. These people serve their country, become leaders of revolutionary war, and help the United States become a free and fair country today. Benjamin Franklin was born on 17th January 1706 and is the tenth son and the 15th child of the 17 Joshua Franklin children. Josiah is a manufacturer of soap and candles living in Boston, Massachusetts with his second wife Abiah Folger.

The main character of my revolutionary war is Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson is America's great thinker and leader. He is a farmer, lawyer, inventor, president, vice president, secretary of state, governor of Virginia, and our third president. Thomas Jefferson was born on a farm called Shadwell on April 13, 1743 and his father, Peter Jefferson, was owned in western Virginia. Jefferson passed away at the age of 83 on July 4, 1826. Thomas Jefferson built a brick house, Monticello, in his father's land. He inherited at least 20 slaves and began building his wonderful house from 1768 to 1809. Jefferson hopes to plan and support the construction of Monticello. In 1772, when he married Martha Wayles Skelton, he found someone sharing with Monticello. When Martha died in 1782, he was so annoyed that he was trapped in his room between devastating dark times and days after defeat. He never remarried again

It is a farmer, a businessman, a land speculator, a philosopher, a writer, and a patriot, hero, politician of the American Revolutionary War. He is best known for being one of the founder of TICONDEROGA who was brought with Vermont and the Benedict Arnold earlier in the American Revolution. Allen was born in the countryside of Connecticut, has a state-of-the-art education, but has received some education including several philosophical teachings. In the late seventies he began to be interested in subsidies from New Hampshire State where he bought the land and was involved in a legal dispute over the territory. Legal frustration led to the formation of a Green Mountain boys who led the campaign with intimidation and property destruction campaign to expel New York settlers. When the American Revolution broke out, Allen and his boys grabbed this initiative and occupied Ticonderoga Fort in May 1775.