What did Geore Washington do in the Revolutionary War?

Answer 1

He was the person responsible for establishing the first masonic state?

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Answer 2

During the Revolutionary War, George Washington was Commander of the Continental Army. It was through his genius as a military leader and the persistence of the men fighting under him that the Colonies were victorious.

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Answer 3

Washington represented Virginia at the First and Second Continental Congresses. In 1775, after the bloodshed at Lexington and Concord, Congress appointed him as commander in chief of the Continental Army. Overcoming severe obstacles, especially in supply, he eventually fashioned a well-trained and disciplined fighting force.

The strategy Washington evolved consisted of continual harassment of British forces while avoiding general actions. Although his troops yielded much ground and lost a number of battles, they persevered even during the dark winters at Valley Forge, PA, and Morristown, NJ. Finally, with the aid of the French fleet and army, he won a climactic victory at the Battle of Yorktown, VA, in 1781.

During the next 2 years, while still commanding the agitated Continental Army, which was underpaid and poorly supplied, Washington denounced proposals that the military take over the government, including one that planned to appoint him as king, but supported army petitions to the Continental Congress for proper compensation. Once the Treaty of Paris (1783) was signed, he resigned his commission and returned once again to Mount Vernon.

Answer 4

He took the Continental Army to Valley Forge and sat there until the combined navies of France, Spain and The Netherlands to bottle up the British forces at Yorktown, and still did nowt!

Answer 5

He was a General and the Commander of the Continental Army.

Answer 6

win the war of independence with the help from the french.

Answer 7

He was the General in charge of the US armies...

Answer 8

he was a general