George Washington

Well, honey, that all depends on the market and the condition of the plate. With 22K edging and featuring two historical figures like George and Martha Washington, you might be looking at a pretty penny. I'd suggest getting it appraised by a professional to get a more accurate value. Good luck, darling!

He had no children of his own, but he had two step-children, Patsy Custis and John (Jacky) Custis, from his wife Martha's first marriage. George and Martha eventually became guardians of John's youngest children, Eleanor and George Washington Custis, who were Martha's grandchildren.

Oh honey, no. Robin Williams may have been a comedic genius, but he's not playing George Washington in a Dodge commercial. That role would be a bit out of his league, don't you think? But hey, I'd pay good money to see him try!

George Washington's first job was as a surveyor for the Fairfax family in Virginia. As a surveyor, Washington was responsible for measuring and mapping land in the region. This experience helped him gain knowledge of the land and develop important skills that would later be valuable in his military and political career.

Oh, dude, George Washington didn't sign the Declaration of Independence. He was off doing his own thing being the first President and all. The Declaration was signed by a bunch of other dudes who were like, "Let's break up with England, it's not us, it's you."

Precedents set by Washington include:

A.) Neutrality in Foreign Affairs.

B.) 2-term Presidency.

C.) Use of Force To Enforce The Law. (Whiskey Rebellion)

D.) Calling the Cabinet to Offer Advice.

E.) How to address the President (he came up with the title President.)

F.) First to be inaugurated.

G.) First to make inauguration speech.

What is the Lincoln Memorial? The Lincoln Memorial is a national monument built to honor the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, who played a crucial role in the abolition of slavery through the Emancipation Proclamation. Located on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., the memorial features a large statue of Lincoln seated in contemplation, surrounded by inscriptions of his famous speeches, including the Gettysburg Address. The design of the memorial by architect Henry Bacon is inspired by classical Greek temples, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's leadership and his impact on American history.

They put George Washington in charge of the troops because he was experienced and he loved the war

The only president who never lived in Washington DC during his presidency was George Washington. Washington served as the first President of the United States from 1789 to 1797, and during his time in office, the capital was located in New York City and later Philadelphia. It wasn't until 1800 that the government moved to the newly established Washington DC.

The Second Continental Congress was convened in 1775 in response to the escalating tensions between the American colonies and Great Britain following the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War at the Battles of Lexington and Concord. The First Continental Congress had met the previous year to address grievances against British policies, but the situation had deteriorated, leading to the need for a second meeting. Delegates from the colonies gathered to discuss further responses to British aggression and ultimately declared independence with the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776.

I'm pretty positive he's NOT. The goddess Athena is believed to be a Greek god. She is said to be the god of wisdom. This is all from a Greek MYTH, no one knows if she really exists. She couldn't of have been George Washington's mother. George Washington's mother was Mary Ball Washington.

well one day he basically went into to his bathroom and went to take a pis* as he open the toilet and took don his pats he looked down and saw that his di*k was so small which made him so concerned about this issue

Well, isn't that an interesting question! George Washington had two older half-brothers, Lawrence and Augustine, as well as a younger half-sister named Betty. Unfortunately, Lawrence passed away at a young age, while Augustine and Betty lived long lives. Each of them had their own unique experiences and contributions to the world, just like the branches of a beautiful tree.

Washington vacated the President's House on March 9, 1797, within a few days of Adams's inauguration. Abigail was not present, but Adams wrote her: "The furniture belonging to the public is in the most deplorable condition. There is not a chair to sit in. The beds and bedding are in a woeful pickle. This house has been been a scene of the most scandalous drinking and disorder among the servants that I ever heard of. I would not have one of them for any consideration. There is not a carpet nor curtain, nor any glass, nor linen, nor china, nor anything." -- JA to AA, March 22, 1797. Washington's left behind two of his secretaries to oversee the transition. There is nothing in their letters to him that corroborates the claims Adams made to Abigail or indicates that there had been anything amiss. Washington removed the furniture he had personally bought to supplement the government furniture (after Adams declined his offer to buy it at cost). Congress later appropriated money for Adams to buy additional furniture. Following the repainting of the house's interior, Adams took occupancy on March 21, 1797.

In scaling and measuring.

Almost every part of their job

architects, nurses, doctors, math teachers, pharmacists, etc.

maths is one of the most usefull subjects EVER!!! i mean, where would everyone be if they couldn't do simple multiplication and addition. and you never know when you might want to work out the area of a circle (which probably isn't very often, but oh well) Maths is the second oldest known subject in the history of the world- behind languages of course - and without maths you would not be able to have a computer, to watch tv, to listen to the radio, boil the kettle or even go to the shops to buy a newspaper. It is hugely interesting once you understand it rather than learning how to do it well.

During his presidency, Franklin D. Roosevelt set several key precedents, including the establishment of the modern welfare state through the New Deal programs, which expanded the federal government's role in the economy and social welfare. He also established the practice of using the media effectively to communicate directly with the public through "fireside chats." Additionally, Roosevelt's decision to serve four terms led to the ratification of the 22nd Amendment, which limited future presidents to two terms in office.

Oh honey, unless George Washington kept a fart diary, we'll never know the exact number. But considering he was a human being with functioning bodily functions, I'd say it's safe to assume he let a few rip in his day. Just be glad we don't have to study that in history class!

George Washington made four Cabinet appointments as President. Secretary of State was Thomas Jefferson. Alexander Hamilton was Secretary of the Treasury. Henry Knox was Secretary of War. Finally, Edmund Randolph was appointed Attorney General.