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George Washington was born in 1732 February 22 in Westmoreland County, Virginuia, United states. -
George Washington's father died when he was 11 years old. George had to receive the rest of his education in the colonies. -
George Washington adopted a non important agreement. -
Washington was first elected to the House of Representatives in Bognia as the duke of Frederick County. -
George Washington was elected by the first Virginia -
George Washington married a woman named Martha Dandridge Custis in 1759 January 6 -
George Washington became an early advocate of the patriot cause. -
The planned arrival of heavy artillery was selected and it was decided to select the Hohitsui artillery -
George Washington was able to save his remaining forces by shuttling them across the East River to Manhattan. -
After crossing the ice-covered Delaware River George Washington led an army to attack the Hessian garrison in Trenton, New Jersey. -
Seeking to attack British forces advancing north from Philadelphia, attacked British forces. -
Washington privately expressed his dissatisfaction with being a slave owner. -
George Wahsington was also the first president to exercise the Presidential Veto. -
George Washington provided several precedents for the national government. -
George Washington owned enslaved individuals, and his will promised his slaves freedom. -
George Washington regret over slavery became so strong that he changed his will to include provisions for the emancipation of slaves. -
All of the George Washington's slaves were freed, making him the only southern Founding Father to do. -
Washington set up a trust for the Alexandria Academy specifically to support the education of orphans -
George Washington became the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution