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no, during george washingtons life time not many sports were invented and alot of the sports were not introduces to the U.S. from other countries yet.
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George Washington's Socks is about 5 kids that go on an adventure with a time traveling boat.
He did not have one because he was the first president so non of the present-day ones were even in effect during his time.
The famous battle field back in time of George Washington was in Virginia and the other southern colonies. This was because these places were slave societies.?æ
There wasn't an election. At that time the general population didn't vote for President. Congress decided who would be president and they all picked Washington with no questions.
at the time new york was the capitol of the united states. hence the empire state
Yes, it was. The capitol of the empire, Rome was located there and in time all Italians were citizens.Yes, it was. The capitol of the empire, Rome was located there and in time all Italians were citizens.Yes, it was. The capitol of the empire, Rome was located there and in time all Italians were citizens.Yes, it was. The capitol of the empire, Rome was located there and in time all Italians were citizens.Yes, it was. The capitol of the empire, Rome was located there and in time all Italians were citizens.Yes, it was. The capitol of the empire, Rome was located there and in time all Italians were citizens.Yes, it was. The capitol of the empire, Rome was located there and in time all Italians were citizens.Yes, it was. The capitol of the empire, Rome was located there and in time all Italians were citizens.Yes, it was. The capitol of the empire, Rome was located there and in time all Italians were citizens.
No. Washington, like many, if not most of the people of that time, had small pox when he was young. This left the scars on his face. A great many people had pox pits.
Charles I was King at the time of Newton's birth and George I was the King during the year of his death, which is ironically the year George I died as well?
During his time in office, George W. Bush spent an estimated 20 million on vacations.
During his time in office, George W. Bush spent approximately 20 million on vacations.