Question

The two men pictured above, the Marquis de Lafayette (left) and Baron Friedrich von Steuben (right) were significant figures of the American Revolution because *

They were both arrested and tried as spies by the Continental Army.
They were both high-ranking British officials who surrendered.
They were both members of the Continental Congress who called for independence.
They were both foreign leaders who assisted the Continental Army during the war.

Answer 1

They were both foreign leaders who assisted the Continental Army during the war.

Step-by-step explanation:

In turn, this company trained all the able-bodied soldiers at Valley Forge. Steuben also worked with Alexander Hamilton and the Marquis de Lafayette to create a training manual for the Continental Army.

They all came from Europe to help the Americans' cause.

Lafayette brought an army and von Steuben trained the Americans at valley forge. They agreed that the Americans were free and that they could have the lands down and to the east of the great lakes.