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American Revolution [edit]

Patriots[edit]

Patriot Military [edit]

Contintenal Army Leaders[edit]

Militia[edit]

Contintental Navy[edit]

Frontier[edit]

French & Spanish leaders[edit]

Comte d'Estaing (admiral)
Comte de Grasse (admiral)
Marquis de Lafayette (Continental Army officer)
Pierre-Charles L'Enfant (Army officer)
Jacques-Donatien Le Ray (diplomat)
Comte de Rochambeau (commander of French army in America)
Charles Gravier, comte de Vergennes (foreign minister)
Bernardo de Gálvez (Commander-in-Chief of Spanish colonial forces)
Matías de Gálvez y Gallardo (general)
Francisco Saavedra de Sangronis (colonial official)
Juan de Lángara (admiral)

International officers allied with the American Patriots[edit]

Native Americans[edit]

Joseph Brant (Mohawk)
John Deseronto (Mohawk)
Coanter (Seneca)
Guyasuta (Seneca)
Cornplanter (Seneca)
Red Jacket (Seneca)
Sayenqueraghta (Seneca)
Dunquat (the Wyandot "Half-King")
Dragging Canoe (Chickamauga Cherokee)
Blue Jacket (Shawnee)
Cornstalk (Shawnee)
White Eyes (Lenape)
Captain Pipe (Lenape)
Buckongahelas (Lenape)

Statesmen and office holders[edit]

Pamphleteers and activists[edit]

Founding Fathers[edit]

Signatories of the Declaration of Independence[edit]

Constitutional Convention delegates[edit]

Delegates who signed[edit]

Abraham Baldwin
Richard Bassett
Gunning Bedford, Jr.
John Blair
William Blount
David Brearly
Jacob Broom
Pierce Butler
Daniel Carroll
George Clymer
Jonathan Dayton
John Dickinson
William Few
Thomas Fitzsimons
Benjamin Franklin
Nicholas Gilman
Nathaniel Gorham
Alexander Hamilton
Jared Ingersoll
Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer
William Samuel Johnson
Rufus King
John Langdon
William Livingston
James Madison
James McHenry
Thomas Mifflin
Gouverneur Morris
Robert Morris
William Paterson
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
Charles Pinckney
George Read
John Rutledge
Roger Sherman
Richard Dobbs Spaight
George Washington (president of the Convention)
Hugh Williamson
James Wilson
William Jackson (Secretary)

13 Delegates who had left the Convention earlier and did not sign[edit]

3 Delegates who refused to sign[edit]

Issues[edit]

British Politics[edit]

Category:British officials in the American Revolution

Pro-America Politicians[edit]

Anti-America Politicians[edit]

Loyalists[edit]

British Military[edit]

Commander-in-Chief, North America[edit]

Other British Officers[edit]

Loyalist Officers[edit]

Beverley Robinson

Parliment Acts[edit]

Currency Act (1764)
Sugar Act (1764)
Stamp Act 1765
First Quartering Act (1765)
Declaratory Act (1766)
Townshend Revenue Act (1767)
Tea Act (1773)
The Intolerable Acts, also called the Coercive or Punitive Acts
- Second Quartering Act (1774)
- Quebec Act (1774)
- Massachusetts Government Act (1774)
- Administration of Justice Act (1774)
- Boston Port Act (1774)
Prohibitory Act (1776)

v t e Thirteen Colonies
New England Colonies Middle Colonies Chesapeake Colonies Tobacco Colonies Southern Colonies United Colonies
Virginia (1607–1776) New Hampshire (1629–1641; 1679–1686; 1689–1776) Maryland (1632–1776) Connecticut (1636–1776) Rhode Island (1636–1776) Delaware (1664–1776) New Jersey (1664–1673; 1702–1776) New York (1664–1776) Pennsylvania (1681–1776) Massachusetts Bay (1691–1776) North Carolina (1712–1776) South Carolina (1712–1776) Georgia (1732–1776)
Other British colonial entities in the contemporary United States
Roanoke (1585–1590) Popham (1607–1608) Jamestown (1607–1699) Berkeley Hundred (1619) Plymouth (1620–1686; 1689–1691) Maine (1622–1658) Saint Croix (1625–1650) Carolana (1629–1663) Massachusetts Bay Colony (1629–1686; 1689–1691) Saybrook (1635–1644) New Haven (1638–1664) New England Confederation (1643–1654; 1675–c. 1680) Carolina (1663–1712) Rupert's Land (1670–1811) North-Western Territory (1670–1870) East Jersey (1674–1702) West Jersey (1674–1702) Dominion of New England (1686–1689) Indian Reserve (1763–1783) Quebec (1763–1783) East Florida (1763–1783) West Florida (1763–1783) New Ireland (1779–1783; 1814–1815) Columbia District (1810–1846) Red River Colony (1811–1818) Stickeen Territories (1862–1863) Colony of British Columbia (1863–1866) Colony of British Columbia and Vancouver Island (1866–1871) Province of British Columbia (1871–1903)
Non-British colonial entities in the contemporary United States
Columbian Viceroyalty (1492–1535) New Spain 1521–1821; Spanish Florida, 1565–1763 New Navarre, 1565–1821 Captaincy General of the Philippines, 1565–1898 Captaincy General of Puerto Rico, 1580–1898 Santa Fe de Nuevo México, 1598–1821 Captaincy General of Cuba, 1607–1801 Spanish Saint Croix, 1650–1651 Spanish Texas, 1690–1821 Las Californias, 1767–1804 Spanish Louisiana, 1769–1801 Provincias Internas, 1776–1821 Spanish East Florida, 1783–1821 Spanish West Florida, 1783–1821 Alta California, 1804–1821 New France 1534–1763; French Florida, 1562–1565 Hospitaller Saint Croix, 1651–1665 French Saint Croix, 1665–1733 French Louisiana, 1682–1763 and 1801–1803 New Netherland (1614–1667) Dutch Virgin Islands (1625–1672) New Sweden (1638–1655) Danish West Indies (1672–1917) Brandenburger Saint Thomas (1685–1754) Krabbeninsel (1689–1693) Scottish Darien Company (1698) Russian America (1799–1867)
Related Documents
Discourse Concerning Western Planting (1584) Mayflower Compact (1620) Mourt's Relation (1622) Of Plymouth Plantation (1630–1651) Fundamental Orders of Connecticut (1638) Quintipartite Deed (1676)
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v t e New Jersey in the American Revolution
1776	Turtle Gut Inlet New York and New Jersey campaign Fort Lee Geary ambush Iron Works Hill Delaware River crossing First Trenton
1777	Assunpink Creek (Second Trenton) Princeton Millstone Forage War Bound Brook First Middlebrook encampment Short Hills Red Bank Gloucester
1778	Quinton's Bridge Monmouth Baylor Massacre Affair at Little Egg Harbor Chestnut Neck Second Middlebrook encampment
1779	Paulus Hook Jockey Hollow New Jersey Brigade encampment
1780	Connecticut Farms Springfield Bull's Ferry
1781	Pennsylvania Line Mutiny
1783	U.S. Capital at Princeton
Other	Fort Billingsport Fort Mercer Mary Hays ("Molly Pitcher") New Bridge Landing Pluckemin Cantonment Temperance Wick
See also: Crossroads of the American Revolution National Heritage Area, Morristown National Historical Park, Washington Crossing State Park

v t e New York in the American Revolution
1765	Sons of Liberty First Liberty poles erected Stamp Act Congress
1770	Battle of Golden Hill
1775	Capture of Fort Ticonderoga Invasion of Canada
1776	New York and New Jersey campaign Battle of Long Island New York Prison Ships begin Submarine attack in New York Harbor Staten Island Peace Conference Landing at Kip's Bay Battle of Harlem Heights Great Fire of New York Execution of Nathan Hale Battle of Valcour Island Battle of Pell's Point Battle of White Plains Battle of Fort Washington
1777	Meigs Raid Saratoga campaign Siege of Fort Ticonderoga Battle of Fort Anne Siege of Fort Stanwix Battle of Oriskany Battle of Bennington Battle of Setauket Battle of Staten Island Battle of Freeman's Farm (1st Saratoga) Battle of Forts Clinton and Montgomery Battle of Bemis Heights (2nd Saratoga)
1778	Setauket Spy Ring launched Battle of Cobleskill West Point established Attack on German Flatts Raid on Unadilla and Onaquaga Carleton's Raid Cherry Valley massacre
1779	Battle of Stony Point Battle of Minisink Sullivan Expedition Battle of Newtown Boyd and Parker ambush
1780	Battle of Young's House First Purple Heart Arnold–André conspiracy exposed Battle of Klock's Field Battle of Fort St. George
1781	HMS Culloden runs aground at Montauk Washington calls off invasion of New York Battle of Fort Slongo Battle of Johnstown
1782	Washington's Headquarters at Newburgh Newburgh letter
1783	Newburgh Conspiracy British evacuate New York Washington's Farewell to His Officers

v t e Pennsylvania in the American Revolution
1774	Carpenters' Hall First Continental Congress Articles of Association
1775	Independence Hall Second Continental Congress
1776	Pennsylvania Provincial Conference Lee Resolution Declaration of Independence Pennsylvania Constitution Washington Crosses the Delaware
1777	Articles of Confederation Philadelphia campaign Battle of Brandywine Battle of the Clouds Liberty Bell moved to Allentown Battle of Paoli Battle of Germantown Siege of Fort Mifflin Battle of White Marsh Battle of Matson's Ford Valley Forge
1778	Battle of Crooked Billet Battle of Barren Hill British occupation of Philadelphia ends Wyoming Valley battle and massacre
1781	Congress of the Confederation Mutiny of the Pennsylvania Line
1783	1783 Mutiny