Colonial Leader

Definition

A colonial leader refers to an influential figure who played a key role in shaping the political, social, or economic landscape during the colonial period. These leaders often led movements, organized protests, and advocated for change.

Related terms

Founding Fathers: Refers to prominent leaders who laid the foundation for America's independence and democracy.

Patriots: Describes individuals who actively supported and fought for American independence during the Revolutionary War.

Loyalists: Represents individuals who remained loyal to British rule during the American Revolution.