That he was willing to fight for his army? i dont know?
That he was willing to fight for his army? i dont know?
Washington never picked up a gun and "fought" since he was commander of the entire army. He told his officers the battle plan and had them carry it out.
George Washington was in two wars. The French and Indian War and the Revolutionary War. He was only a field grade officer during the French and Indian War. He tried to become an officer in the British Army. However, he got denied. Then when America started to pull away from Britian, George Washington declared his alligence to America and its cause. The people declared him the commanding general of the Continental Army. He then went on to fight and lead the army in the Revolutionary War.
Most people didnt want to fight the british in the revolution, the colonies were too poor to maintain a good army
George Washington was a member of the continental army
The Washington based army was Pomonac
George Washington became a patriot after he join the Virginia military during the French and Indian War, and he became A leader of the army. He was chosen to be the Commander of the Continental Army when the thirteen colonies decided to fight the British. In 1789 George Washington became a President of the United States of America(a wonderful patriot).
George Washington was NEVER a member of the British Royal Navy, but he did fight in the British Army during the French and Indian War
He took farmers and made them into a fighting force able to fight the British. They were fighting the most powerful army of its time.
No -- he did not sign it and wasn't even there when it was signed. He was leading the army to fight the British :) I hope that answers your question :)
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