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It is hard to say what made the biggest change. Some possibilities might be
- The death of his older half-brother, which gave him the large Mount Vernon plantation
- his marriage to Martha
- The American Revolution and his involvement in declaring independence
- His appointment as commander of the Colonial army and so his job to conduct the war and his ultimate victory and rise to a position of hero .
What else can I help you with?
What group of people did the most work on George Washingtons plantation?
SLAVES
What was george washingtons most important accomplilshment as president?
He did not take advantage of the opportunity to keep the power the country offered him
What is george washingtons dads name?
Augustine Washington was George Washington's father. George Washington is most known for being the first President of the United States of America.
How many rooms are in George Washingtons house?
He spent most of his life living in wooden frame houses that were nice for his day but substandard by today's measures. Fortunately he had slaves to empty the chamber pots, ccok and serve the food , bring in the fire wood and carry out the ashes from the fire places.
What is George Washingtons's dad's name?
Augustine Washington was George Washington's father. George Washington is most known for being the first President of the United States of America.
Who was george washingtons god mother?
Most likely he didn't have one. His parents were English colonists who settled in VA and created a small plantation. They were in a remote area and she would have been lucky to have had help in the birth of George.
What invention changed American life the most?
the iphone
What was George Washingtons animal?
George Washington didn't really have a symbolic animal. If he did, it would most likely be his white war-horse (he rode on it in the Revolutionary War) or the American Bald Eagle (being the first president of the USA, he was associated with the US bird).
On which side of the civil war did African Americans serve?
most were on the north side because they didnt want slavery
Was the scars on George Washingtons face from battles when he was a child?
No. Washington, like many, if not most of the people of that time, had small pox when he was young. This left the scars on his face. A great many people had pox pits.
What influenced Abraham Lincoln's life the most?
George Washington
Frenchman on washingtons side?
One of the most famous volunteers to serve under George Washington was the Marquis de Lafayette. Born in 1757, he joined the Revolution in 1777 commissioned as a Major General by the US Congress.
