Washington was honest and humble when it came to him and his soldiers. He even had soldiers that he treated like sons. His soldiers adored him and he would sometimes sleep in tents just like all of the other soldiers. When he became Commander in Chief of the Continental Army he refused to work for pay. The best word to describe him would be meek or modest.
He probably had mixed feelings knowing some of them were enduring great sacrifices to fight in his army and on the other hand having to promise some a pay raise so they wouldn't split. Some of them were aware of the Great Experiment the American people were about embark on while others gave a fig less.
George Washington was comander and chief of the continental army during the American Revolution.
To take the first oath of office in New York City.
George Washington thought the British were going to attack Long Island because this was the easiest port for the troops to reach. When the Battle of Long Island did take place Washington and his troops were defeated.
George Washington hesistated to take his salary at first, but became convinced that refusing salary would set a precedent that might discourage other less wealthy men from running for President.
George Washington left Philadelphia right away to take charge of his army, which had already fought its first major battle.
yes George Washington did take care of his wife.
George Washington had to led many jobs he also had to take care of himself
George Washington took about 2400 men over the Delaware River.
Nurses and Doctors take care of and took care of soldiers when they were or are ill.
"sup. Washington here. Im gonna be the first president. I will take care of y'all. peace"
He trained the continental army, and taught them how to take care of themselves He also gave them a motivation boost which helped them in battle at Valley Forge.
yes he did
because lennies aunt told george to take care of him
Nurses and Doctors take care of and took care of soldiers when they were or are ill.
Yes she did
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