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George Washington was elected president after the United States of America got rid of the Articles of Confederation primarily due to his war leadership in commanding American Troops during The American Revolutionary War. The American Continental Army was the only "standing army" (militia weren't standing armies) for George Washington to command so this makes it clearly apparent that George Washington is the one who led the American Continental Army during the American Revolution.

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On a June day in 1775 the Patriots appointed George Washington as the Commander in Chief of the American Armies against Great Britain. It was not until July 3rd, 1775 that Washington would assume command of the forces.

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I'm pretty sure it was George Washington, but I'm not 100% positive... Hope this helps =)

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George Washington. If you're talking about the U.S revolution.

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General George Washington was the Commander of the Colonial Army.

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George Washington was the commander-in-chief of the Continental Army during the entire American Revolution.

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George Washington

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Q: Who was the Commander-in-Chief of the Colonial army during the Revolutionary war?
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