No. All sorts of urban legends exist to the effect that there were, the most common confusing a white politician from Maryland named John Hanson who served as the ninth president of the Continental Congress and the third under the Articles of Confederation with an African-American of the same name who lived much later and was president of the American Colonization Society and a Liberian senator. But the office of President of the Continental Congress was a ceremonial position utterly unrelated to that of the presidency of the United States, an office which did not exist until the adoption of the Constitution in 1789.
A black girl named phoebe.
No, He is a White Person. Also a Republican.
There has been no direct evidence presented to show that George Washington had a black son, or any children at all. There has been talk that he did have a son with a young black slave who was called Venus. But no evidence has been presented to confirm that.
Phoebe Fraunces
Yes. It was a Black and Tan Coonhound. He also had hounds named Drunkard and Sweet Lips.
No, None of these were black.
The design of the famous memorial to four presidents in the Black Hills was by John Gutzon Borglum. The four presidents that were included are Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt.
There were no blacks that had important leadership roles in the early US.
Black Friday at the end of Thanksgiving and George Washington's Birthday (or Presidents Day).
The major difference between the President's Cabinet now and the President's office in the days of George Washington is the number of Cabinet positions that are needed today. George Washington only had a handful of advisors, while today there are more than that.
There were no black presidents before Obama!
yes he was black i think
they where black
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George Washington Carver
First 6 Presidents of the United StatesGeorge Washington 1789-1797John Adams 1797-1801Thomas Jefferson 1801-1809James Madison 1809-1817James Monroe 1817-1825John Quincy Adams 1825-1829
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