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WHO AM I? Rev. War

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I was a partisan fighter. I was known as the "Swamp Fox" because I led surprise attacks on the British in the swamps of the low country. Francis Marion
I was a named Commander of the newly formed Continental Army. George Washington
I wrote the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson
I believed Great Britain should make the rules for the colonist. I was loyal to the King of Great Britain and I did not seek independence from their rule. I often fought for Great Britain. Many of us were from the upcountry. Loyalist
The Revolutionary War was a fight for control of the colonies between which two groups of people. Loyalists and Patriots
Who advised the colonists to get an army and create a militia? First Continental Congress
Who named George Washington as the Commander of the newly formed Army? Second Continental Congress
I believed the Colonist should have made the rules for the colonies. I supported the Continental Congress of the Colonies. I fought for independence from Great Britain. Most of us were from the Low country. Patriots
My home was burned by British soldiers. I did surprise attacks in the backcountry to get back at them. I was called the "Gamecock." Thomas Sumter
Up country Native Americans nicknamed me "the Wizard Owl." I was a back country farmer who joined the militia when the British burned my farm. I led the Americans to victory along with Daniel Morgan in the Battle of Cowpens. Andrew Pickens
When I flag broke during the battle at Fort Moultrie, I held it up to let it be known that the Americans were not surrendering. William Jasper
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