Which top American Revolution army general kept his soldiers unified during trying

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George Washington

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George Washington was the top army general during the American Revolutionary War. He was a very effective military commander who had proven his worth in the French and Indian Wars, a couple of decades earlier.

George Washington was able to keep his army controlled and well prepared, even in the hardest moments. With time, his strategy proved succesful and he was able to limit British control to New York City, from where the British army would finally depart in 1783.

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