In Assassin's Creed III, which historical figure works with Connor as a key ally?

In Assassin's Creed III, George Washington works with Connor as a key ally.

Connor, whose Mohawk name is Ratonhnhaké:ton, becomes involved in the American Revolution while pursuing the Templars who threaten his community. George Washington is a major historical figure in the game and serves as commander of the Continental Army during the conflict.

Connor encounters Washington through the revolutionary campaign and carries out missions connected to the Continental Army, colonial politics, and Templar activity. The relationship is not presented as simple friendship: Connor's goals sometimes conflict with Washington's decisions, particularly where Indigenous communities and military strategy are concerned.

Benjamin Franklin also appears in Assassin's Creed III, primarily in connection with inventions and historical interactions, but he is not Connor's principal military ally. Thomas Jefferson and John Adams are associated with the American founding period but do not fill Washington's role in the game's central campaign. The game blends documented history with fictional characters and the series' secret-war mythology.