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George Washington was a land surveyor in Culpeper County, Virginia when he was 17. He later purchased land in the Shenandoah Valley.
American colonists in the militia joined i am pretty sure that this is the answer i loearned about this in s.s a couple days ago hope this helped =]]
It would be the people who don't like the continental army.Mostly farmers would join the militia.
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West Virginia was originally part of the State of Virginia. After Virginia seceded and joined the Confederacy, West Virginia seceded from Virginia and joined the Union as a new State.
George Washington was a land surveyor in Culpeper County, Virginia when he was 17. He later purchased land in the Shenandoah Valley.
George Washington was 21 when he became a major in the Virginia Militia in 1753, and 22 when he fought in the prelude to the French and Indian War (1754-1758). Washington was 43 at the start of the Revolutionary War (1775-1783) and 51 when it ended. He led the Continental Army as its commander-in-chief.
He became an officer (adjutant, major) of the Virginia Militia in late 1752 or early 1753 (age 20 or 21). His first military conflicts were at the start of the French and Indian War (1754-1758).
The Continental Army was all the militia, minutemen, etc. of the Original Thirteen Colonies joined together under the command of George Washington.
George Washington joined the army in 1776.
george washington was deemed the military leader at age 22 if that helps
He was 26 year old When he joined
General George Washington
George Washington's military career began when he joined the Virginia colonial militia in 1752. He distinguished himself during the French and Indian War and later became the commander of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. Washington's experience, leadership abilities, and reputation within the military and political circles led to his appointment as the commander-in-chief of the newly formed United States Army.
George Washington Carver started teaching at Iowa State in 1894 after receiving his Bachelor's Degree there and, 1896 joined the faculty at Alabama's Tuskegee Institute where he did most of his research.
George Washington Carver started teaching at Iowa State in 1894 after receiving his Bachelor's Degree there and, 1896 joined the faculty at Alabama's Tuskegee Institute where he did most of his research.
There were four states admitted to the union during the 1860s. They were Kansas, which was submitted in 1861; West Virginia which joined in 1863; Nevada which was admitted in 1864; and, finally, Nebraska in 1867.