I was a dockworker and the first person to die at the Boston Massacre.  Who am I?

I was wife to a famous Founding Father, and wrote to him saying "Remember the ladies...". I was an early advocate for women's rights! Who am I?

I am a man of many talents - a writer, scientist, and helped negotiate the Treaty of Paris in 1783 that ended the Revolutionary War. #JoinOrDie. Who am I?

After a certain act of civil disobedience, I guess you could call my group the Sons of Liber...tea! Both my cousin and I were patriots! I protested heavily against British taxation.  Who am I?

Some call me the most gifted orator (speaker) of the Revolution.  "Give me liberty or give me death!" Who am I?

C'mon colonists, do you really want to be with Great Britain after all those taxes???  Read my pamphlet Common Sense and see what I have to say. 'TIS TIME TO PART!  Who am I?

Lawyer, defended Boston soldiers after Boston Massacre, became a foreign diplomat to Britain after Rev. War. My wife wrote me famous words advocating for women's rights. Who am I?

I was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence and made my signature so large, King George, could read it without his spectacles. Who Am I?

Who made a daring ride to warn colonists that the British soldiers were coming?

An escaped African American slave who spied on British troop movements and reported it to the Americans.

American naval commander and war hero who is famously quoted saying "I have not yet begun to fight!".  Who am I?