He was the General of the Continental Army and later became our first President.
Unless you consider them both to be great leaders, they weren't related at all.
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Washington favored acculturation, which is basically "civilizing" the Native Americans by imposing European language, attire, and customs. By the time of the Indian Removal Act of 1830 which initiated the Trail of Tears, acculturation was well underway among the Cherokee and Choctaw.
Rediscovered by a French soldier the very year that the French Revolution ended, the Rosetta Stone had no bearing on that particular revolution. Transliteration was first announced (by a Frenchman!) in 1822.
The Catholic Church was the richest institution in the country and the largest land owner.
Nitrogen Fixation
While marching, George Washington stopped at Valley Forge to pray for his army and that they would win the Revolutionary War.
Because it just does
Unless you consider them both to be great leaders, they weren't related at all.
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At that time, the American colonial system relied on relatively large amounts of power vested in the colonies' local governments with Britan having indirect control. Colonists grew used to this system of being independent, so they were more likely to start the American Revolution when Britan did decide to try to tighten its control by imposing taxes, establishing a dominion, etc.
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The Russian Revolution
Pat Patriot is emblematic of the historical roots of the New England region, harking back to the days surrounding the American revolution in the late 1700's.
The green revolution solved issues that relate to the environment. The revolution embraces alternative energy sources and better disposal practices.
Washington favored acculturation, which is basically "civilizing" the Native Americans by imposing European language, attire, and customs. By the time of the Indian Removal Act of 1830 which initiated the Trail of Tears, acculturation was well underway among the Cherokee and Choctaw.
Henry Hamilton was the Lieutenant Governor of the newly acquired (for the British) Northwest territory. His headquarters was at Fort Detroit and the American Revolution had already begun when he took his post. During the war Gov. Hamilton spurred the Native American tribes to attack the American colonists in Pennsylvania and Virginia (which included Kentucky and West Virginia). To defend themselves against these attacks and to acquire as much of the vast Northwest territory for themselves, Virginia launched a small campaign led by Col. George Rogers Clark against the tribes and Hamilton. This led, eventually, to Hamilton's defeat and capture at Vincennes.