George Washington

he married a woman with 3 kids

That depends on the size and age of the coin. A small, young coin wouldn't be worth more than $200, but an old, large coin would be worth about $200k.

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It depends on its rarity as well. Some "large old" coins can be very common among collectors and sell for only a bit more than their metal content. You need to know several things -

> What is the coin's date?

> What is its denomination?

> What country issued it?

> How worn is it?

> If it's from a country that uses mint marks, what is its mint mark?

Without those facts it's simply not possible to give a blanket answer. If nothing else, though, they would be worth whatever gold is worth at the moment. It would take more information to determine whether they are worth more than that.

After retiring from the presidency in March 1797, George Washington returned to Mount Vernon, Virginia were he devoted much time to farming and other business interests, until his death at home on Saturday December 14, 1799 at around 10 pm at the age of 67. The last words in his diary were "'Tis well."

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The turnout was poor, with representatives from only five of the 13 States attending. The convention called for yet another meeting of the States.

Lawrence Augustine Washington died in 1824.

George Tarassov died on 1981-03-22.

George Washington and Sam Houston were both influential American figures, but they differed in several ways. Similarities include their roles as military leaders and political figures. Both men played significant roles in the formation of their respective nations, with Washington being the first president of the United States and Houston serving as the president of the Republic of Texas. However, Houston's political career was tumultuous, with his support for Texas' annexation to the United States being a notable difference from Washington, who wanted to keep the new nation independent. Additionally, Houston's reputation as a frontier hero and his involvement in the Texas Revolution and subsequent conflicts set him apart from Washington, who primarily fought in the American Revolutionary War.

Improving the previous answer, which was way off, the first democratic president elected was Thomas Jefferson. By the way, Washington was Republican.

George Gardner died on 2006-11-06.

He wanted the nations to stay neutral and out of alliances with other countries to avoid war and conflict.

I don't know exactly if this is the name of the painting, but searching on the internet you could possibly find it. what you're talking about in your question is George Washington crossing the Delaware river. Hope this helps!

He was a Mason, as were many other "Founding Fathers" of the USA.

The total U.S. population counted in the 1790 Census was 3,582,008.

Valley Forge, PA

In actuality the winter of 1777-78 was comparatively mild for Pennsylvania, with temperatures hovering around 0ºC. The ground never froze solid which encouraged mud and disease, a situation more dangerous to the troops' health than constant cold.

For the exact size here it is, 71,362 sq miles (184,827 km²). If you are looking for a word to describe it it would "large" or "big". Also it is the 20th biggest state in the US.

George Washington led the Continental army during the battle of Saratoga and the battle of Trenton. George Washingtonled the Continental army during the battle of Saratoga and the battle of Trenton.

12 Presidents (J Adams, JQ Adams, Van Buren, Polk, Pierce, Buchanan, Hayes, B Harrison, Taft, Hoover, Carter and GHW Bush) each served one term.

10 Presidents (WH Harrison, Tyler, Taylor, Fillmore, A Johnson, Garfield, Arthur, Harding, Kennedy and Ford) each served part of a term.

12 Presidents (Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jackson, Grant, Cleveland, Wilson, Eisenhower, Reagan, Clinton and Bush) each served two complete terms. Cleveland is the only one of these whose terms were not consecutive.

7 Presidents (Lincoln, McKinley, T Roosevelt, Coolidge, Truman, LB Johnson and Nixon) served one complete term and (either before or after) part of another.

1 President (FD Roosevelt) served three complete terms and part of a fourth.

The current President, Obama, is partway through his first term as of Feb 2011.

This is the told story of George Washington and the cherry tree.

George Washington was a good little boy. One day, his father got him an ax as a present. George Washington's dad had a big orchard, and just planted a baby cherry tree. "This cherry tree will bloom in the spring, and will grow cherries in the fall" said his father proudly. George was so happy to have his ax that he chopped down the cherry tree! His father was so sad when he saw his broken cherry tree. He didn't know who did it, so he said that anyone who did this will get punished. Finally, George decided to tell his father the truth. So he did, and his father said to him " Oh, George. You could of just said so. I'm not mad at you. You told the truth, and that's all that matters. I forgive you, George, because you didn't know." and so, he took George in his arms and gave him a good hug.

An alliance is a formal agreement between countries to work together in pursuit of common goals. Washington warned against permanent alliances in his Farewell Address because he believed that entering into long-term alliances would compromise the United States' ability to act in its own best interest and potentially drag it into conflicts that were not necessary or beneficial. He advocated for a policy of neutrality and maintaining friendly relations with all nations.

The cannibal by the name of David Gorsett ate him alive!!

George Sime was born in 1915.

He was an excellent president, but he had his bad points sometimes. But my answer is:"George Washington was most like George Washington." If you understand ^-^

being neutral