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it was George Washington.
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What defines a founding father?
the founding father is the Constitution the founding father is the Constitution
Who was the founding father and whom was it named?
The founding father of American was George Washington, and Washington DC was named after him.
Which president was called the father of the con?
George Washington is seen as the main founding father as the first president. Other Founding Fathers were John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison.
When was Nathanael Greene a founding father?
He was a founding father of the united states when he served in the Continental Army in the American revolutionary war.
Who was an inventor and a scientist and a founding father?
Benjamin Franklin was an inventor, a scientist and a founding father.
Which founding father was called the father of the constuction?
Thomas Jefferson
What defines a founding father?
the founding father is the Constitution the founding father is the Constitution
Chinua Achebe is often referred to as the founding father of?
African literature
Chinua Achebe is often referred to as the what of African literature?
founding father
Who was called the founding father of Indian militant nationalism?
bhagat singh
Why is Abraham Lincoln a founding father?
He is not a Founding Father.
Why did the founding father explore?
which founding father explain
Chinua Achebe is often referred to as the founding father of what?
African literature
Why are founding fathers called fathers?
A "father" is like a leader of a group or idea.
Who is the founding father of Ferrari?
Enzo Ferrari Is the founding father of Ferrari
Is Ronald Reagan a founding father?
No, of couse not. The founding father were the 2 contedental congress
Was Andrew Johnson a Founding Father?
Many historians consider Andrew Jackson a Founding Father because he was in the revolutionary war as a child. He was also one the first presidents. I do not consider him to be a founding father however.
