On May 2, 1775, when Benedict Arnold received his first appointment to command a military unit .
The Massachusetts' Committee of Safety named him a colonel and commander in chief over a body of men which would have been recruited in western Massachusetts.
1776 fool!=0
She was Benedict Arnold's second wife and was credited to persuade Arnold into betraying his country by surrendering West Point, an important military post and join the British so that they could get money and family financial rewards.
16 years of age, or 15 with parental consent
For betraying his own side during the American Revolution. He was a general who betrayed the American Continental army to join our enemies, the British. He was angry because other generals took credit for his accomplishments in battle, and he was not given a promotion by the Continental Congress. His political enemies pointed out that he was in debt, and the Congress investigated his accounts. He took his revenge by seizing West Point and surrendering it to the British, who made him a Brigadier General in their Army. He got revenge by letting the British take over West Poiny=t an important fort of the Revolutionnary war
Deborah Sampson Gannett (December 17, 1760 - April 29, 1827) was the first [known] American woman to impersonate a man and join the Army. She claimed to be Robert Shurtliff of Uxbridge, Massachusetts, and successfully convinced the Uxbridge Seargent that she was a man in order to join the Continental Army near the end of the American Revolution.
Benedict Arnold started his career as a military leader during the American Revolutionary War, where he initially fought for the American Continental Army. However, he later became a turncoat and switched sides to join the British, betraying the American cause. As such, his leadership can be categorized as military, but not in a positive sense as he ultimately became a traitor to his own army.
Benedict Arnold
Benidict Arnold went to school at cantiberry he droped out at age 15 to join the milita
1776 fool!=0
She was Benedict Arnold's second wife and was credited to persuade Arnold into betraying his country by surrendering West Point, an important military post and join the British so that they could get money and family financial rewards.
The spies joined the contiental army because they want to help fight for America.
16 years of age, or 15 with parental consent
novanet answer : to gain their freedom
Join the Continental Army.
No, Thomas Paine did not join the Continental Army in 1776. Instead, he contributed to the American Revolutionary cause through his writing, most notably with his pamphlet "Common Sense," which advocated for independence from Britain. Paine's influence was significant in rallying public support for the revolution, but he was not a soldier in the army.
novanet answer : to gain their freedom
For betraying his own side during the American Revolution. He was a general who betrayed the American Continental army to join our enemies, the British. He was angry because other generals took credit for his accomplishments in battle, and he was not given a promotion by the Continental Congress. His political enemies pointed out that he was in debt, and the Congress investigated his accounts. He took his revenge by seizing West Point and surrendering it to the British, who made him a Brigadier General in their Army. He got revenge by letting the British take over West Poiny=t an important fort of the Revolutionnary war