What life experiences might have influenced Nathan Hale to pursue a leadership role during the Revolution?

When war began in the American colonies, he became a captain for the Connecticut regiment. He later became a spy to spy on the enemies in order to gather information on the British army's location.

Before his war works, he was also a teacher which meant that he was hardworking.

He was also commissioned a captain in General George Washington's army in Jan 1776.

Explanation:

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