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Magnolia
was ridden by
George Washington
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Famous Horses
1789
President of the United States was
George Washington
Appears on 1 dollar note
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U.S. Presidents - Dates
$1 Note
face shows
George Washington
1st U.S. President
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U.S. Bank Notes - Face
1st
President of the United States was
George Washington
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U.S. Presidents - Order
George Washington
served as U.S. President as a
None
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U.S. Presidents - Parties
John Adams
served as Vice-President under
George Washington
Was sworn in as VP nine days before the President
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U.S. Vice-Presidents
George Washington & Lord Cornwallis
led opposing forces at the
Siege of Yorktown
Cornwallis' surrender lead to the American victory in the War of Independence.
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Military Leaders
George Washington
was a
Career Military
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Pre-Presidential Careers
George Washington
was born in
Virginia
Before U.S. became a country
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U.S. Presidential Birth States
1789
George Washington Became the First President of the U.S.A.
Serves until 1797
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18th Century Events
George Washington
was born on
February 22, 1732
1st President of the United States
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Birthdates
George Washington
was the
Only President to Be Elected Unanimously
By 63 electoral votes
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U.S. President Trivia
Colony and Dominion of Virginia
was represented by
George Washington
Age 52. Planter, surveyor and soldier in The French and Indian War. Leader Of The Colonial Army in The American Revolution. 1st US President.
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First Continental Congress 1774
George Washington Bridge
is in
The U.S.A.
Connects Manhattan Island in New York City and New Jersey
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Bridges
George Washington
was the
U.S. President
1789
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World Leaders
Hail the Buff and Blue
is the fight song of
George Washington University
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U.S. College Fight Songs
George Washington
had the nickname
The Father of His Country
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U.S. Presidents - Nicknames
George Washington
had the nickname
The Sword of the Revolution
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U.S. Presidents - Nicknames
George Washington
had the nickname
The American Fabius
For his military strategy during the Revolutionary War
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U.S. Presidents - Nicknames
George Washington
had the nickname
The American Cincinnatus
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U.S. Presidents - Nicknames
George Washington
had the nickname
The Old Fox
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U.S. Presidents - Nicknames
George Washington
had the nickname
Town Destroyer
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U.S. Presidents - Nicknames
George Washington
had the nickname
The Sage of Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon, Virginia was his family estate
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U.S. Presidents - Nicknames
George Washington
had the nickname
The Farmer President
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U.S. Presidents - Nicknames
George Washington
had the nickname
The Surveyor President
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U.S. Presidents - Nicknames
George Washington
had the nickname
His Excellency
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U.S. Presidents - Nicknames
George Washington
owned a dog called
Forester
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George Washington Carver National Monument
is located in
Missouri
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U.S. State Monuments
George Washington Birthplace National Monument
is located in
Virginia
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U.S. State Monuments
George Washington National Forest
is situated in
Virginia
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U.S. National Forests
Mount Vernon
is/was
The Residence of President George Washington
In Alexandria, Virginia
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American Houses
George Washington
was born in
Near Colonial Beach, U.S.A.
Westmoreland County, Colony of Virginia, British America. 1732-1799.
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Birthplaces
Northern Neck George Washington Birthplace
is situated in
Virginia
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Wine Appellations - U.S.A.
George Washington
said
"Liberty, when It Begins to Take Root, is a Plant of Rapid Growth"
1st. United States President
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James Wilson
was appointed by
George Washington
1789-1798
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Appointments
John Blair
was appointed by
George Washington
1790-1795, resigned
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Appointments
John Rutledge
was appointed by
George Washington
1790-1791, resigned; re-appointed in 1795 as Chief Justice, then rejected in the same year by the Senate
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Appointments
James Iredell
was appointed by
George Washington
1790-1799, died
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Appointments
Thomas Johnson
was appointed by
George Washington
1792-1793, resigned
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Appointments
William Paterson
was appointed by
George Washington
1793-1806
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Appointments
Samuel Chase
was appointed by
George Washington
1796-1811
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Appointments
Oliver Ellsworth
was appointed by
George Washington
1796-1800, Chief Justice
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Appointments
USS George Washington
was the first
Fleet Ballistic Missile Submarine
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US Navy Ships - Firsts
Aaron Burr
lost the election to
George Washington
1792
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US Presidential Losers
George Clinton
lost the election to
George Washington
1792
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US Presidential Losers
Robert Harrison
lost the election to
George Washington
1789
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US Presidential Losers
John Jay
lost the election to
George Washington
1789
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US Presidential Losers
John Rutledge
lost the election to
George Washington
1789
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US Presidential Losers
Charles Wilson Peale
painted
George Washington at Princeton
1779, oil on canvas; Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia
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Paintings
George Washington University
is in
Washington
DC
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American University Towns and Cities
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