Nathanael Greene was a major general in the American Revolutionary War, known for his strategic leadership in the fight against British forces. Born in 1742 in Rhode Island, he became a key figure in the Continental Army and was appointed by George Washington as a trusted commander. Greene's tactics and ability to manage resources played a significant role in several important battles. After the war, Greene was recognized for his contributions and was given land in Georgia. He later became involved in local politics and agriculture, helping to shape the post-war landscape of the United States. Greene passed away in 1786, leaving a legacy as one of America's most effective military leaders.