Answer:
The correct answer are:
1. Daniel Shays; 2. George Washington; 3. Alexander Hamilton; 4. Thomas Jefferson; 5. Columbus; 6. Francis Scott Key; 7. Andrew Jackson; 8. Lewis and Clark.
Explanation:
The American Revolution shook the entire world. The thirteen British colonies that would become the United States of America, fought and won the battle against the most powerful imperial power on the planet. In the years that followed the American victory over the British, the hopes of the masses were betrayed. Consequently, there were many popular movements and uprisings. But none had such a great impact on the psychology of the ruling class and the future structure of the US government as the Shays Rebellion of 1786-87, which some have called "The Final Battle of the American Revolution."
Considered the "Father of the Fatherland," George Washington was a celebrated general, farmer, entrepreneur and the first president of the United States.
Alexander Hamilton was an American politician. He was a young lawyer from New York when the War of Independence broke out in the thirteen British colonies of North America (1775-83). In 1777 he became secretary of George Washington, commander in chief of the insurgent army.
