c) Paul Revere

Paul Revere, famed for his midnight ride alerting the colonies of British troop movements, was also a notable silversmith by trade. His craftsmanship and business acumen were well-regarded in colonial Boston. Revere’s skills extended beyond silversmithing; he was also an engraver and a dentist. His engraving of the Boston Massacre was pivotal in shaping public opinion against the British. Revere’s diverse talents and his active role in the revolutionary cause highlight the multifaceted nature of many individuals who contributed to the founding of the United States.