c) Robert Morris

Robert Morris, often referred to as the “Financier of the Revolution,” played an indispensable role in stabilizing the American economy during the Revolutionary War. As Superintendent of Finance, Morris worked tirelessly to secure funding for the Continental Army, manage the fledgling nation’s debts, and stabilize the currency. His efforts included personal financial contributions, securing foreign loans, and encouraging fiscal responsibility within the government. Morris’s financial acumen and dedication were crucial in ensuring the solvency of the revolutionary cause. His contributions, though less celebrated than battlefield victories, were fundamental to the success and sustainability of the American Revolution.