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George Washington
1. He commanded the agitated Continental Army
2. Included the suppression of the whiskey
3. He ignored the remonstrances of pro-french Jefferson and pro English Hamilton
4. Supported Hamilton advice for the assumption of state debts
5. He owned slaves

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George Mason
1.His father died when he was 10 years old and was left in the care of his uncle.
2.When the Stamp Act aroused he wrote an open letter explaining the colonists position.
3.Virginia's Declaration of rights was framed by George Mason and then served as model for Jefferson in the first part of the Declaration of Independence.
4. In Philadelphia he was one of five most frequent speakers.
5. Throughout his career Mason was guided by his belief in the rule of reason and in the centrality of the natural rights of man.

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1. Madison stayed on for a year of postgraduate study in theology
2. 1775 he served on the Orange County commitee
3. 1780 he was chosen to represent Virginia in the Continental Congress
4. He wrote the Virginia Resolutions
5. Long life home was Orange County

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1)1776 to 1777 Lansing acted as military secretary to Philip Schuyler
2) Lansing sat in the Confederation Congress
3) In 1788 Lansing opposed the Constitution
4) He then pursued a long judicial career
5)His death to this day is defined

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• He was first interested in pursuing a naval career.
• After a lot of obstacles, Washington built a strong fighting force.
• He hosted a conference and advocated for a  stronger central government.
• George Washington put an end to the Whisky Rebellion.
• Washington agreed to command the army, even after he retired.

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1. The eldest of six children from his father's second marriage.
2. At the age of 16, in 1748, Washington joined a surveying party sent out to the Shenandoah Valley by Lord Fairfax, a land baron.
3. In 1754, winning the rank of lieutenant colonel and then colonel in the militia.
4. Dissatisfied with national progress under the Articles of Confederation, Washington advocated a stronger central government.
5.  In his will, he emancipated his slaves.

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Served as chaplain in the Continental army

1785 he attended the Constitutional Convention but didn’t attend for two weeks

Elected to the US congress as part of the House of Representatives

Presided as president proterm

Did effort to advance the educational system in Georgia

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1) he participated in the seizure and confiscation
2)Langdon also served as a speaker of the New Hampshire assembly
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George Washington
1)The eldest of six children from his father's second marriage
2)In 1754, winning the rank of lieutenant colonel and then colonel in the militia, Washington led a force that sought to challenge French control of the Ohio River Valley

3)With the aid of the French fleet and army, he won a climactic victory at the Battle of Yorktown, VA, in 1781
4)When the French Revolution created war between France and Britain, he ignored the remonstrances of pro-French Jefferson and pro-English Hamilton
5)Washington enjoyed only a few years of retirement at Mount Vernon

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Essex County, NJ, committee of correspondence

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1. Spoke fluent French
2. Became apprentice clerk at christiansted in a mercantile establishment
3. First secretary of treasures
4. Served in legislature in1787
5. Exert powerful impact on national politics

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1.  He had written extensively about deficiencies in the Articles of Confederation.
2.  Madison was chosen to represent Virginia in the Continental Congress.
3. Madison went to College of New Jersey (later Princeton), where he demonstrated special interest in government and the law.
4. Madison managed Montpelier but continued to be active in public affairs.
5. Orange County was his long life home.

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1. Elected to both the provincial assembly and Continental Congress
2. His opposition to the republican Pennsylvania constitution led to his removal from Congress
3.Congress appointed Wilson as one of the directors of the Bank of North America
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1. He entered the House of Representative becoming speaker in 4th and 5th congress
2. He supported he Louisiana Purchase
3. He opposed the Judiciary Act of 1801
4.Indicated for treason but did was not prosecuded, but lost his political career
5. Became Federalist legislator in the new government

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1. Graduated from Harvard
2. Became one of the directors of the First Bank In the United States.
3. Believed that the issue of slavery could not be compromised but must be settled once and for all by the immediate establishment of a system of compensated emancipation and colonization, he denounced the Missouri Compromise.
4. In 1804 and 1808 fellow-signer Charles Cotesworth Pinckney and he were the Federalist candidates for President and Vice President, respectively, but were decisively defeated.
5.  Surviving him were several offspring, some of whom also gained distinction.

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Evelyn Sandoval
-He was elected Constitutional Congress in 1782-83
-First secretary of treasures
-He is on the ten dollar bill
-He served in legislature in 17
-He was killed on July 12

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1) when reached the age of 13, he emigrated to join his father, a tobacco export from Oxford
2) During the Stamp Act of Turmoil in 1765, Morris joined other merchants in protest
3)

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George Mason
1.His father died when he was 10 years old and was left in the care of his uncle.
2.When the Stamp Act aroused he wrote an open letter explaining the colonists position.
3.Virginia´s Declaration of rights was framed by George Mason and then .
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1) He was an apprentice clerk in a mercantile establishment
2) One of the only 3 delegates from his state to sign the finished document
3) His financial problems in 1795 forced him to resign from the department of treasury and
4) After conflicts with Washington, he took command position under Lafayette in yorktown.
5) Hamilton was challenged by Aaron Burr and wounded and died the next day on July 11.

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1.)attended the College of William and Mary
2.)was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates in 1782
3.) voted against the constitution
4.) study law school and resigned into the army
5.)broke with the republicans and joined the Federalist camp

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1)Hamilton was secretary of the treasury in 1790-91

2)Hamilton was a federalist which pitted him with Jefferson and Madison

3)He tried to stop John Adams from winning the elections for presidency

4)Hamilton denounced John Adams in a letter that was published by the
democratic-republican.

5) Hamilton was mortally wounded and killed after a duel between him and Aaron Burr

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Alexander Martin                                           by matt Underwood

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Alexander Martin                                           by matt Underwood

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1). after he got his degree, he started his career as a merchant, but turned to public services to become the Justice of the Peace or the deputy King's attorney
2).Sighed an agreement to refund all fees taken illegally
3). Was the Second lieutenant in the 2nd North Carolina Regiment ( Military Background)
4).served as governor of North Carolina
5). Was arrested in the Military for cowardliness

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John Francis Mercer, Maryland
- became Virginia's representative to the Continental Congress
- He did public service
- allied himself with Republicans and served in the Maryland house of Delegates
- broke with the Republicans and joined Federalist camp
- strongly opposed to centralization , spoke and voted against Constitution

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Jonathan Dayton, New Jersey(Sergio Lopez)

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Jonathan Dayton, New Jersey(Sergio Lopez)

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1. Jonathan graduated form the College of New Jersey(later Princeton) in 1776
2. After graduating he joined the Continental Army and saw extensive action. Also achieving the rank of captain by the age of 19
3. He was a prisoner of the British for a time  and participated in the Battle of Yorktown, VA.
4. After the war, Dayton returned home and studied law, and politics.
5. After sitting in the Continental Congress in 1788, Dayton became a foremost Federalist legislator.

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1. Madison stayed on for a year of postgraduate study in theology
2. 1775 he served on the Orange County commitee
3. 1780 he was chosen to represent Virginia in the Continental Congress
4. He wrote the Virginia Resolutions

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-Hamilton was the illegitimate child of a poor Scottish merchant father and an English-French Huguenot mother.
-He had eight children with New Yorker, Elizabeth Schuyler.
-He was secretary of the Treasury and presented a program to stabilize national finances and make it in to a world power economically.
-His policies brought him into conflict with Jefferson and Madison.
-After Hamilton advocated for his opponent in the 1800 election and beat him for the spot of governor of New York, Aaron Burr challenged Hamilton to a duel which took place in New Jersey. This due mortally wounded Hamilton and he died the next day. He was in his late forties.
-As you can see below, he's also on the $10 Bill

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Spent a year with a missionary among the Mohawk Indians

Member of the Essex County, NJ, committee of correspondence

In 1744 Representative of the first Continental Congress

In June 1776 he left Congress to command the New Jersey militia as a brigadier general

Active in the Anti-slavery Movement

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- He wrote The Federalist paper 51 out 85
- Alexander Hamilton was the first secretary of the Treasury from 1785 to 1795
- Alexander Hamilton is on the 10 dollar note
- Alexander died on July 12, 1804
- He was shot by Vice President

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1. He received some formal education but was mostly self-taught.
2. His wife bear him a son and daughter, and he also apparently had children with another nameless woman out of wedlock.
3. He served as a clerk and a member of the colonial legislature and as a deputy postmaster.
4. Franklin evolved from leader of a shattered provincial party's faction to celebrated spokesman at London for American rights.
5. Franklin returned to Philadelphia and immediately became a distinguished member of the Continental Congress