George Washington
Published on Feb 06, 2016
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Early Years
- Born February 22 1732
- Westmoreland County,Virginia
- 5 siblings (4 boys 1 girl)
- Dad Augustine and two Mothers Jane Butler and Mary Ball
- Middle Class
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Education
- Early education at a nearby churchyard school
- Boarding school
- No college
- Home schooled 7 to 15
No college because his father died so young so george helped with family.
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Occupations
- Land surveyor at 16
- Lieutenant Colonel in army
- A Land owner
- He seved in the Virginia House of Burgesses
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- He was the commander in chief
- He Established two-term presidency
- He Mobilized troops
He was the commander in chief of the continental army during the revolutionary war
He mobilized troops against the whiskey rebellion
He mobilized troops against the whiskey rebellion
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7 HABITS
- He Adapted, he saw the tobacco crop wasn't making a lot of mony
- He Guarded Troops, He allways Had a sharp eye on his troops
- He Valued Intelligence, He always sent scouts to study the enemy
- He Went With the flow, He wanted the french fleet to help him
- He Belived, In 1783, with a desperate unpaid army on hands
He adapted he saw the tobacco crop wasn't making as much money as it was supposed to. So he made it better.
He Valued Intelligence, He always sent scouts to. Study and report on the enemy
He Deferred to experts, his artillery commander Henry Knox had very little experience
He Went with the flow, he wanted the French fleet to help him get back to New York
He gave second chances, President Washington named us Native Americans
He Valued Intelligence, He always sent scouts to. Study and report on the enemy
He Deferred to experts, his artillery commander Henry Knox had very little experience
He Went with the flow, he wanted the French fleet to help him get back to New York
He gave second chances, President Washington named us Native Americans
INTERESTING FACS
- He did free his slaves
- He only got 69 votes
- He didn't live in the white house
- He died in Dec 14 1799
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