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    Founding Father by Richard Brookhiser describes George Washington’s life from beginning to end. Focusing on all aspects such as his Career, Character, and role as America’s Founding Father. It starts off with most of his public life, such as George being the Commander in Chief and has soldiers stationed outside New York reading the Declaration of independence. Washington was named Commander in Chief of the Continental Army by the Second continental Congress of Philadelphia in June 1775, when he…

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    The ideals of President Obama and George Washington mostly differ in their views, however there is at least one thing they agree on. The ideals that they do not agree on include whether the United States should be in alliances and whether Americans should embrace their similarities or their differences. While President Obama and George Washington did have a lot of differences in ideals and views they did agree on some things. One of these views that they agreed on was that faction was not a good…

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    troops and bring out the best in them. A great example of a leader would be George Washington, the first president. He was chosen to be a leader because of his character. Some call it incorruptible. When George Washington crossed the Delaware in 1776 he commanded four to six-thousand men. Many of which were unfit for duty. With an amazing amount of bravery and leadership the Americans defeated the British. George Washington wasn’t exactly smart. This just shows that it doesn’t take a genius to…

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    George Washington Policy of Isolationism Isolationism is a foreign policy adopted by a nation in which the country refuses to enter into any alliances, foreign trade or economic commitments. While England and France were at war Washington thought it was best to be neutral and not intervene. Washington established non-interventionism in his farewell address, and this policy was continued by Thomas Jefferson. During the 1790s, I think that isolationism was the best option for the United States…

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    George Washington Maggie Davis US History November 24, 2014 George Washington was born in Westmoreland County, Virginia on February 22, 1732. Growing up, Washington’s father owned a tobacco plantation in Virginia with multiple slaves. George was one of six children. His father and mother had three children, when his mother died, his father remarried and had three more children. When he was 11, his father died and he took responsibility of his little brother. When his brother grew up,…

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    for the country such as George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Thomas Jefferson, others... not so much. These 3 presidents helped by being role models for future presidents. They were all strong and good what they do, but i belive George washington was the strongest of them all. Who do you think of when someone mentions past presidents? George washington because he was our first president. "In fact, in almost anyone's "top ten" list of truly great presidents, Washington would almost…

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    joined the Boston Grenadier Crops in 1775. He volunteered at the Battle of Bunker Hill in June 1775, serving under General Ward, the person in charge of the colonials around Boston. When Washington and Knox met in Boston, they forged an everlasting friendship. Because of Knox’s know how with cannons, Washington assigned Knox to be in charge of the raid for cannons in Ticonderoga. These cannons were used for capturing Boston.…

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    George washington was an amazing president. He was the leader in foreign and domestic policy and has many of accomplishments. Over all George washington contributed the most to the development of the foreign and domestic policies in the u.s. Government. Some of the things george washington said in his foreign policy was, “Steer clear of permanent alliances with an portion of the foreign world’’ He also said to remain neutral with other country and to not start war. Foreign policy of the united…

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    George Washington George Washington was 67 years old when he died. He was the commander in chief of the continental army. He began his career in the Virginia Militia. George Washington played an vital role in the American revolution. During the American Revolution, he led the colonial forces to a win over the British and became an American hero. Over the course of the gruesome eight-year war, the colonial forces won very few battles but consistently held their own against the British. In October…

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    viewed. Washington lead his army and ambushed the Hessians. The reason, was his personality and what situation they were in, but how did his leadership and personality played a role in the battle of trenton? Each and every time Washington was out into battle, he ran. Diminishing his supplies each time. Losing men by contracts, supplies by being captured, mens shoes from walking. Soon only 18 gun, 2000 men, some food, no boats, and no blankts, shoes, and no warmth, were all that Washington had.…

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