Revolutionary War and Beyond
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Revolutionary War and Beyond Questions

How many children did George Washington have?
Did Benjamin Franklin ever reconcile with his son?
Why is Button Gwinnett's signature worth so much money?
Why were 2 of the original 12 amendments NOT ratified and included in the Bill of Rights?
When was George Washington born?
Who wrote the First Amendment?
What is Eminent Domain?
What are the effects of the Sixth and Seventh Amendments?
When did Benjamin Franklin travel to London from Philadelphia?
When was John Penn born?
Why do state and federal governments share powers?
Did Paul Revere warn the British?
Did Banastre Tarleton surrender with Cornwallis at Yorktown? If not, what happened to him after he rejoined Cornwallis after his defeat at the Battle of Cowpens?
Other than Thomas Jefferson, who is the only other signer of the Declaration of Independence who became President of the United States?

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