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they fought for both sides
James Armistead Lafayette was an African American patriot who worked as a double agent during the American Revolutionary War. He served as a spy for the Continental Army, gathering intelligence from the British while posing as a runaway slave. His invaluable information helped the Americans defeat the British at the Battle of Yorktown in 1781.
Paul Revere was an American Silversmith and a Patriot in the American Revolution.
Assuming that the term "patriot" refers to "US American Patriotism", then yes. Israel Putnam was an American Patriot in that he gladly served in both the Seven Years War and the American Revolution to defend his fellow Colonists.
The patriots were soldiers from the American side fighting against Britain.
If you were a Patriot in the American Revolution you were an American against the British.
they fought for both sides
A Patriot was a man who fought for America and against the British in the American Revolution.
James Armistead Lafayette was an African American patriot who worked as a double agent during the American Revolutionary War. He served as a spy for the Continental Army, gathering intelligence from the British while posing as a runaway slave. His invaluable information helped the Americans defeat the British at the Battle of Yorktown in 1781.
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they had help form the African Americans and the women as the messagers in the war and the had that victory many of the people dat helped had lifes and they wonted to have there free dom
Paul Revere was an American Silversmith and a Patriot in the American Revolution.
he was a patriot (Benedict Arnold)
It was a Civil War only because the Americans were divided between Loyalist and Patriot. The American Revolution is not considered a civil war.
Yes, George Washington was a patriot. He lead the Patriots to victory in the American Revolution.
Paul Revere was an American Silversmith and a Patriot in the American Revolution.
A patriot of the American Revolution and was in a group with Charles Pinckney