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Washington didn't actually "establish" the United States. Washington acted as general in chief of the Continental Army, which did defeat the British and win our independence. Washington also agreed to serve ultimately two terms as the country's first President. But it was the documents known as The Declaration of Independence, and especially The Constitution of the United States that actually "founded" our country - and they were largely drawn up by others of the Founding Fathers - Washington probably consulted on them, but was not considered to be one of the authors. The reference to Washington as "Father of his country" is mostly a reference to his having been the first president.
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What was the small post in the Ohio country established by George Washington called?
Fort Duquesne
7 What was the small post in the Ohio country established by George Washington called?
Fort Necessity
Who is the father of our country''?
George Washington
What was the small post in Ohio country established bye George Washington?
Fort Necessity.
Who Established Fort Necessity?
General George Washington
Who established the custom of using the heads of various departments for his personal advisers?
George Washington
Who has been called the fathr of our country?
George Washington
Was the navy established in Vermont?
the navy was established by George Washington in 1774 in New York
Who headed the Continental Army that was established in 1775?
george washington
Who established the supreme court on this day in 1789?
George Washington
When was George Washington's birthplace established?
January 23, 1930
What was George Washington known as in his country?
George Washington known as being the big apple catcher..
