George was a man that had a strict schedule every day. Since he had a large plantation to oversee his habit was to get up every morning, without fail, and ride the plantation checking on crops, slaves, and other other matters. About three days before he died he had an awful cold, but stuck to his schedule even though it was cold and wet outside. He came back wet and cold, had breakfast ( his usual routine) and ended up with pneumonia. Three days later he was dead. Martha was so upset she didn't attend his funeral, but watched from an upstairs window. She locked herself in her room and wouldn't come out for several months.
nobody killed George Washington, he died from pneumonia
George washington did not kill himself, he died of pneumonia after a horse ride in the rain.
George Washington began his term in 1789. He served two terms.
George Washington died of pneumonia on 14 December 1799George Washington didn't die from a disease. Rather, he died from having a common cold and being bled too much by his physicians.and a common cold of malaria
i have no idea how would you expect a 3 year old to know
No, he died shortly after his presidency... i think it was an infection or pneumonia... or both...
George Washington's cause of death has been a subject of debate. He died of either quinsy, "cynanche trachealis" an acute laryngitis, or epiglottis complicated by over zealous blood letting after riding horseback in the cold and snow for several hours.
throat infection, Pneumonia. He was 67 years old. (I take I you mean George Washington.)
George Washington died on December 14, 1799(1799-12-14) (aged 67) due to a throat infection, pneumonia.
George Washington Malaria, smallpox, tuberculosis, dysentery, BOILS, tooth loss, hearing loss, presbyopia, infertility, quinsy, pneumonia, epiglottis or strep infection of the larynx. SO HE HAD MANY DISEASES
Pneumonia
The great George Washington, after his presidential and military years, returned to the quiet life he preferred in Mount Vernon with his wife. One day in December 1799, Washington spent the day tending to work outside in freezing weather. He came inside and spent the rest of the day without changing from his soaked clothing, and started to tell his wife of a soar throat. This being 1799, no medicine was able to get to him quick enough to cure the sickness, if there was any, and he died two days later in his house.