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Benedict Arnold became synonymous with the word traitor in 1780. But why? history.visitlink.me/77ooya
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  • @HISTORY
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    @HISTORY
    Benedict Arnold became synonymous with the word traitor in 1780. But why? history.visitlink.me/77ooya
    12:15 PM · Sep 21, 202450.2KViews
    61
  • @SandraRoge12789
    Sandra Rogers
    @SandraRoge12789
    Sep 21, 2024
    He was a Traitor who surrendered West Point to the Red Coats in 1780, he was definitely a disgrace to this country, in fact, he wasn't the only traitor.
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  • @AutodidactProf
    Autodidact Professor
    @AutodidactProf
    Sep 21, 2024
    Combination of loyalist peer pressure and money at its core
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  • @MonarchSuccess
    Dynastic Empire
    @MonarchSuccess
    Sep 21, 2024
    Benedict Arnold became synonymous with betrayal in 1780 after he defected from the American Revolution to the British side. His plan to surrender West Point highlighted his treachery, forever marking his name in history as a traitor.
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