George Washington

He knew lives elude be lost

a french guy

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Thomas Jefferson was the nation's first Secretary of State. Edmund Randolph and Timothy Pickering also served under Washington as Secretary of State. Prior to Jefferson's return to the U. S. from France, John Jay served as United States Secretary of Foreign Affairs from September 26, 1789 until March 22, 1790.

He read a saying of how he was threatening the Natives if they didn't convert religion, change language, and their life style as in culture he would have endless wars with them AND could be executed.

Yes, George Washington was put in charge of the American army

George Washington, the first US President, did not have wooden teeth, although he had lost all but one of his own teeth by the age of 57 when he became President. Washington had several pairs of dentures, none wooden. The pair he wore when he was inaugurated were made from carved hippopotamus ivory and gold. They were made by Dr. John Greenwood, known as the "Father of Modern Dentistry".

Yes, George Washington was the first to sign the U.S Constitution!

Because he relied more then the Army to attack the British. Dhuuu!

The US President earned $25,000 a year until 1873 when the salary was raised to $50,000.

I have one reaction reported from Washington concerning the rebellion and it was after it was crushed. "Good God" is what is reported from Washington. He felt that only a Tory or Briton could have predicted such disorders. Since he wasn't president until 1789 that is the only thing I have that shows how he felt. Jefferson, on the other hand, wrote to Adams "This commotion will terminate in additonal strength to the government." He was right. It was one of the events that will push Congress towards a constitutional convention.

Why should I tell you??? well i will anyway they felt that it shouuldnt have happened there i told you

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Yes. But not common. Even though they could fire up to nine times faster than a flintlock, the bows required great strength skill and training to operate. The musket was a very easy weapon to use. Another thing is when natives where in the bradock expadition they were sharpshooters. while muskets are less accurate and more noisy, you might be able to see the marksman because of the direction the bow came from. and when a bow is fired from a long rage, you might be able to dodge a bow. The majoraty of the natives chose the non skillfull musket. But some, going for rate of fire, honner, and strength went with the bow. Archery required alot of practice. The BEST archers in the native american tribes could hit a target at 100 meters. the average musket man could hit one at 75 meters while a new one could do 50 meters and like boys the best could get 100 meters. If you were a native in the french and indain war, my advice is take the honer take the strength take the skill and take advantage that it could shoot up to nine times fater, the bow and arrow

He was the leader of the army that fought to create what became the United States. He subsequently was unanimously nominated as the first President and set many precedents for that office.

When he received word that Benedict Arnold was going to willingly surrender West Point to the british. When George Washington learned of this, he and his men moved toward West Point and Benedict Arnold being the cowardish traitor that he was.......ran.

George Washington did not father any children. He was called the father of his country because he was undoubtedly the one person most responsible for the creation of the United States.

they named the U.S capital Washington D.C

The U.S. flag had 38 stars from July 4, 1877 until July 4, 1890.

its either availabe resources of money,a larger navy,able to competent leaders or well-organized and trained armies

Gen. Charles Cornwallis surrendered to George Washington at Yorktown in 1786 bringing the American Revolution to an end. Gen. Cornwallis sent his second in command, Charles O'Hara, who attempted to deliver Cornwallis's sword to French general, Comte de Rochambeau. But Rochambeau directed O'Hara to American General George Washington, who coolly steered the British officer to Washington's own second in command, Major General Benjamin Lincoln.

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Washington's French and Indian War service mostly occurred in the wilderness surrounding what is today Pittsburgh. It was an important strategic position at the headwaters of the Ohio River Valley. He was involved with the first fighting at the Battle of Jumonville, which was little more than a skirmish. The same was true of the Battle of Fort Necessity, soon after. He rallied the regular and militia troops after Braddock's death at the Battle of the Monongahela, preventing a rout and allowing the British to make an orderly withdrawal. He led the Virginia Volunteers in the Forbes Expedition which laid siege to Fort Dusqusne, which eventually surrendered. He asked for a commission as a regular officer in the British Army, but was denied, because he was an American Colonial, planting the seed of resentment that would bloom at the start of the American Revolution.

Simon Bolivar

Simon bolivar was the George Washington of the south

Simón Bolívar is known as the "George Washington" of South America.