...The Revolutionary War by Maria The Revolution was a very important war. There were many jobs to do and things to accomplish like winning the war. There were important people and important places. It’s so important because it helped start the country. Important people Paul Revere was an important person during the time of the Revolutionary War. He was born in Boston, Massachusetts. When he was 21 he fought for the English colonies against the French colonists living in Canada. That was the war that started the French and Indian War. He joined the Sons of Liberty. During the Revolutionary War, Paul Revere road at midnight to tell everyone that the British were coming. He brought another person on the ride just in case something happened...
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...finally Commander in Chief of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War against Britain. His hard work and dedication to the War significantly impacted the outcome, as his actions certainly contributed to America’s win. Washington won the first presidential election for the United States on April 30, 1789 after the War had ended. George Washington is responsible for America’s success in the Revolutionary War because he was a strong and smart leader of the Continental Army, he was a very successful...
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...George Washington was severely outnumbered by the British forces in the Revolutionary War. He expertly used spies in order to give the United States an advantage over the British. Washington formed spy rings to collect information. He also used counter Intel to confuse the British Army. By being able to collect information, Washington was able to overcome being outnumbered and defeated the British. Washington’s key focus on Intel during the War was to utilize Spies. Washington appointed Major Benjamin Tallmadge as chief of Intelligence. Major Tallmadge went on to form the Culper Spy Ring. The spy ring operated for five years, without a single spy being identified, even Washington was unaware who was acting as a spy. In order to do the agents intermingled with the local populace acting as business owners. Furthermore, Agents would take advantage of invisible ink in order to pass information from one location to another location. They would also utilize numerical numbers as a substitute of using names, for instance, George Washington was number 711. The spy ring had a number of successes. “For instance, in 1780 the group learned that the British...
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