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A famous general in the French and Indian War and in the Revolutionary War who helped write the Constitution and later became the first President was?
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Rochambeau
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General Lafayette.
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Paris/France and he was a French General in the American Revolutionary Army!
How did Lafayette NY get its name?
It was named after the French general who helped George Washington in the Revolutionary War.
What French soldier led the colonists in the American Revolutionary War?
Gilbert du Motier, marquis de Lafayette, was a General in the American Revolutionary War (in the American Continental Army) and later a General in the French Revolution.
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One of the facts about the De Gaul constitution for the fifth French republic is that the President is elected after every 5 terms.
