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Did George Washington die while still president?
no
Was the first native born US President James Madison?
It was George Washington. He was born in Virginia. Depends on native to what. George Washington was born in Virginia but it was still a British colony. If asking which was the first president born in the USA (rather then the British colonies) the correct answer would be: Martin Van Buren
If george washington still lived would he be president?
He resigned after two terms.
Who was president when the whiskey rebellion took place?
It occured in 1794, while George Washington was still president.
In what year was George Washington 15?
George Washington turned 15 in 1747 (Great Britain and its colonies were still using the Julian calendar at that time, until 1752).
What were George Washington responsibility as a president?
One of the responsibilities of George Washington as a President was to oversee the formation of a strong functional government. He did so with the help of a cabinet system that still exists today.
Did all presidents live in the white house?
No, George Washington didn't. it was still under construction when he was president
Who was the president during the time when US changed the capital to Washington D.C.?
Washington DC was founded in 1790. George Washington (our first president) was still president. His term of office was from April 30, 1789 to March 4, 1797
Were did George Washington go after the war?
Washington took the office of president and lived in New York City as president. He still owned his plantation and would return to it after he served his presidency.
Is George Washingtons still alive?
No
What contributions did George Washington make towards our country's history?
He was commander of American forces in the revolution, president to the constitutional convention, first president of the United States, VA planter, a third-degree Mason, and helped design Washington DC.
Who was the US president the year Mozart was born?
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in 1756, which was 20 years before the signing of the Declaration of Independence, and 32 years before the first American presidential election. In short, there was no President at the time. In 1756, the Colonies were still under the rule of King George II.
