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George Washington was born on February 22, 2012 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. He was the oldest son of Augustine and Mary Washington.
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He was and adjunct for a Virginian district when he first joined the army.
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He attacked a French scouting party on his way to Fort Duquesne. His soldiers killed twelve people and wounded 22 more.
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George Washington surrenders Fort Necessity to French Army after being forced to do so.
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Washington was with General Edward Braddock when they were ambushed by the French and indians.
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Washington marries a rich widow named Martha Curtis.
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George loses New York to the Bristish Army and doesn't get captures since he successfully evacuated his troops.
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He become Commander of Chief of Continental Forces. His first task was training over 10,000 new soldiers.
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In his attempt to capture Trenton, Washington crosses the Delaware River.
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Many of Washington's troops suffered hardships during this cold winter. A portion of his troops did die during the winter.
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George Washington takes over Princeton, New Jersey from the British forces.
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Washington recieves award for leadearship assistance from Prussian Barron von Steuben and the French Marquis de Lafayette.
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When the British colony fell, George Washington was noted for his military and combative strategies.
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Washington was present at the Constitutional Convention in Philidelphia where the Constitution was originally drafted.
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Washington became our first president on April 30. The vote for the first president was unanimous.
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The first census took place during the time George was in office. 3,929,214 people were counted
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The Bill of Rights came into effect and was said the have been one of the highest achievements George Washington had during his time in office.
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Washington started his second term, and still all the votes for president were unanimous.
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Washington issued the Neutrality Proclamation to keep the United States out of the war between France and Great Britain.
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George finally retired from politics and went to live on Mt. Vernon.
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George Washington is becoming sick and his health was deteriorating.
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George Washington dies in December 14 1799, becasue of pneumonia.
