Essays on George Washington

Washington Spies were a small group of men, about five to six full time agents and several sub-agents that worked off and on and that operated in many different places throughout the war and as well worked for George Washington himself. They were known as the Culper Rings. The members of the Culper Ring were,…

General George Washington served two terms as the first president of the United States. Washington was loved by the American people and was seen in the eyes of many as hero who led the United States into triumph in the American Revolutionary War. Washington was a public figure that was appreciated and valued. The majority…

During the Revolutionary war, the flag that symbolizes our country was made, but there are still doubts about its origin. Even though people think it’s a myth, but Betsy Ross is said to have made the first American flag. There might be a lack of credible evidence to support this, but she remains to be…

George Washington is the greatest man in American history not just due to the fact he is the “Father of our land”, but also due to his personality. He was born on February 22,1732, in Westmoreland County, Virginia. He is the first President in the United States. He is known as the leader in Continental…

In December 1752, George Washington became the commander of the Virginia Militia. He saw action in the French and Indian War and was put in charge of all Virginia Militia forces. In 1759, Washington resigned his commission, returned to Mount Vernon, and was elected to the Virginia House of Burgesses, where he served until the…

George Washington is the greatest man in American history. George Washington was born on February 22, 1732, in Westmoreland County, Virginia. He was elected as the first President by the Electoral College unanimously in 1789. He is known for leading the Continental Army in victory over the British in the American Revolution. Washington is commonly…

We know him as the first president of the United States. George Washington was born on February 22, 1732, in Virginia. Washington was the eldest of six children. Washington was a commander in chief during the American Revolution War. After that he became a president of the United States. He served in the presidency from…

George Washington crossed the Delaware in 1776, but the the image that’s conjured whenever the event is mentioned was painted in 1851 by Emanuel Leutze. Commemorating one of the defining moments in American history, Washington Crossing the Delaware has become one of the most iconic American paintings of all time. In his historic piece, Leutze…

Washington was a Federalist, he strongly rooted himself in the beliefs of centralized government, but not everyone in early America was on board. In seeing his country grow more and more divided by the end of his second term, his beliefs in federalism and party neutrality were only solidified more. Washington believed in a fiscally…

George Washington’s words in the letter he sent to rally congress and the states represent an impassioned request for aid during one of the darkest moments in the American Revolution. This written message portrays Valley Forge as an image of American perseverance and determination in a time where there were immense odds against them. By…