https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e en-us 2016-05-20 11:15:13 UTC 2026-02-17 22:45:34 UTC hello@padlet.com 5cneils23 https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/111835138 Paul Revere was one of the most famous people in the causes pf the revolutionary war.  He is famous for his midnight ride.  Also he started  the son's of liberty committee.  Finally he took part in the Boston Tea Party.  Lastly, he his one of the best silversmith know to demand.  Paul revere was a very imported person in the revolutionary war.  ]]> 2016-05-20 11:16:58 UTC https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/111835138 https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/112747764 Ben Franklin was one of the most influential historical figures of the revolution. Ben Franklin first started of with his printing business, where he published the first political cartoon. He then got into politics. He first represented Pennsylvania in England, in 1757. After the stamp act was established and repealed, Ben started helping the 13 Colonies on pursuing independence. After that he was elected into the Second Continental Congress and helped draft the Declaration Of Independence, he also signed it too. He got France to join the Revolution on the side of the Continental Army. Those are the reasons that I think Ben Franklin was Important to the Revolutionary War.   ]]> 2016-05-26 20:03:35 UTC https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/112747764 https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/112879516 Thomas Paine was not a well known person in the Revaluation, But was a very influential person in the American Revolution. Although he did not do a lot of things verbally he did a lot through his writing.Thomas Paine was a politician and philosopher during his life in England and The Colonies..Thomas Paine's first piece of writing is called "The Case Of Officers". One of his most famous piece of writing is called "Common Sense"."This article sold around 150.000 copies in the colonies.All in all Thomas Paine was a vital person in the American Revaluation.]]> 2016-05-27 17:43:41 UTC https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/112879516 https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/112879702   Molly pitcher was born in the same year as Abigail Adams, 1744. Mary originally grew up in New Jersey but, later moved to Pennsylvania. Mary got her nickname, Molly Pitcher, by handing out pitchers of water to the thirsty soldiers. Also, the name Molly was like the name Molly, at the time. Molly was very brave for taking over the cannon when her husband collapsed onto the ground because of the heat. When the British fired the cannon, the cannon ball went right threw Molly's legs and tore the bottom of her skirt. After the battle was over a few years later she got an award of 40 dollars and worked in the state house. Molly died on January 22, 1832. She was 88 years old.]]> 2016-05-27 17:44:56 UTC https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/112879702 https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/112880009 John Adams was born on October 30,1735. He made important desitions because he was in the first and second contantetal congress]]> 2016-05-27 17:46:58 UTC https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/112880009 https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/112880156 Thomas was a very important person in the war. If it was not  for his incredible writing skills the declaration of Independence would not have been written.In Thomas Jefferson's  early life he was very smart and loved to read he went to school in Virginia on a plantation called tackhee. After 4 years there he stayed at home and helped work on his farm. Later he went to a college called William and Mary school, there he learned many hard things that not many people would learn. For example metaphysics and phisoligy.  ]]> 2016-05-27 17:47:51 UTC https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/112880156 https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/112881913 John Hancock was a very helpful person in the Revolutionary War. He helped people who could not afford to buy items under taxation by smuggling items into the colonies and selling them at a lower price. Did he let the law stop him? Most certainly not. Even when English officers wanted to board one of hid boats, he stood his ground and did not let them board. This marvelous man did much more that smuggle. ]]> 2016-05-27 17:58:02 UTC https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/112881913 https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/113259152 John Hancock was a wealthy merchant in Boston. He used his wealth to help support the American Revolution by supplying weapons to the Minutemen. He also was one of the people who publicly objected to the Stamp Act and the Sugar Act. He also played a behind the scenes part in the Boston Tea Party. He was President of the Second Continental Congress for two years and governor of Massachusetts for 11 years. He died in office.

]]> 2016-06-01 01:07:48 UTC https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/113259152 https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/113528173 Patrick Henry was a very persuasive man. He said "Give me liberty or give me death!" He did not become a president like some of the other colonists such as Thomas Jefferson or John Adams. He was a politician and a lawyer. Henry was an opponent to the stamp act and the townshend acts. He participated in the revolution by giving speeches. He was elected Virginia governor twice and became the Virginia governor. He also led the religous freedom act in 1785. Patrick soon died in 1799 in Brookneal, Virginia.]]> 2016-06-02 20:13:09 UTC https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/113528173 5cneils23 https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/113586412 George Washington was born on February 22 1732 in Westmoreland county Virginia.  At 11 years old Georges father passed away.  George has 2 older brothers from his first wife and 6 siblings from his dads second wife. ]]> 2016-06-03 10:52:32 UTC https://padlet.com/5cneils23/d05fam29806e/wish/113586412