Who was chosen as the commanding general of the Continental Army?

Answer 1

George Washington went to congress in a tailored blue wool uniform with brass buttons to become commander of American forces. He cited his experience as a British officer in the French and Indian war as a good reason they needed him. At over six feet, with red hair, and in his uniform he must have made a real sight and very convincing. He had an interesting combination of real life experience and the wealthy plantation owner as part of his resume'.

Answer 2

It was General George Washington who was chosen as Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army. Washington was appointed to this position by the Continental Congress.

Answer 3

The First Continental Congress appointed Lt. Colonel George Washington to lead the Continental Army. He had experience in the British Army as an officer.

Answer 4

George Washington was the commander-in-chief- of the continental army.