George Washington

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George Washington
1st President of the United States (1789-1797) • Senior Officer of the Army (1798-1799) • Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army (1775-1783) • Second Continental Congress (1775) • First Continental Congress (1774)
Military career
Revolutionary War 		Military career • French and Indian War • Jumonville Glen • Battle of Fort Necessity • Battle of the Monongahela • Forbes Expedition • Washington and the American Revolution • Commander-in-chief, Continental Army • Aides-de-camp • Washington's headquarters • office and sleeping tent • Boston campaign • Siege of Boston • New York and New Jersey campaign • Delaware River crossing • Battle of Trenton • Battle of the Assunpink Creek • Battle of Princeton • Philadelphia campaign • Battle of Brandywine • Battle of Germantown • Battle of White Marsh • Valley Forge • Battle of Monmouth • Battles of Saratoga • Sullivan Expedition • Yorktown campaign • Siege of Yorktown • Culper spy ring • Newburgh Conspiracy • Newburgh letter • Resignation as commander-in-chief • Badge of Military Merit • Purple Heart • Washington Before Boston Medal • Horses: Nelson and Blueskin
Other U.S.
founding events 		1769 Virginia Association • Continental Association • 1774 Fairfax Resolves • Court of Appeals in Cases of Capture • 1785 Mount Vernon Conference • Chairman, 1787 Constitutional Convention • George Washington's political evolution
Presidency 1788-89 United States presidential election • Reception at Trenton • 1792 • inaugural bible • Title of "Mr. President" • Cabinet of the United States • Secretary of State • Attorney General • Secretary of the Treasury • Secretary of War • Judiciary Act of 1789 • Nonintercourse Act • Whiskey Rebellion • Militia Acts of 1792 • Coinage Act of 1792 • United States Mint • Proclamation of Neutrality • Neutrality Act of 1794 • Jay Treaty • Pinckney's Treaty • Slave Trade Act of 1794 • Residence Act • Thanksgiving Proclamation • Farewell Address • State of the Union Address 1790 • 1791 • 1792 • 1793 • 1796 • Cabinet • Federal judicial appointments
Views and
public image 		Presidential library • The Washington Papers • Religious views • Washington and slavery • Town Destroyer • Legacy
Life and homes Early life • Birthplace • Ferry Farm boyhood home • Mount Vernon • Gristmill • Woodlawn Plantation • Samuel Osgood House (First Presidential Mansion) • Alexander Macomb House (Second Presidential Mansion) • President's House, Philadelphia • Germantown White House • Custis estate • Potomac Company • James River and Kanawha Canal • Mountain Road Lottery • Congressional Gold Medal • Thanks of Congress • President General of the Society of the Cincinnati • Washington College • Washington and Lee University • Electoral history of George Washington
Memorials
and depictions 		Washington, D.C. • Washington state • Washington Monument • Mount Rushmore • Washington's Birthday • Purple Heart • The Apotheosis of Washington • George Washington (Houdon) • George Washington (Ceracchi) • George Washington (Canova) • George Washington (Greenough) • George Washington (Trumbull) • Washington Crossing the Delaware • The Passage of the Delaware • General George Washington at Trenton • Washington at Verplanck's Point • General George Washington Resigning His Commission • Surrender of Lord Cornwallis • Unfinished portrait • Lansdowne portrait • The Washington Family portrait • Washington at Princeton paintings • Reception at Trenton painting • Princeton Battle Monument • Point of View sculpture • Austin statue • Baltimore statue • Boston statue • Philadelphia statue • Portland statue • Washington, D.C. statue • West Point monument • Mexico City statue • George Washington University • Washington University • Washington Masonic National Memorial • George Washington Memorial Parkway • George Washington Bridge • Washington and Jefferson National Forests • Washington Monument, Baltimore • Washington Square Park • Arch • List of memorials • U.S. Postage stamps • Washington-Franklin Issues • 1932 bicentennial • Currency • Washington quarter • 50 State Quarters • D.C. and territories quarters • America the Beautiful quarters • Washington dollar • Lafayette dollar • Silver bullion coins • Washington nickel • Mount Washington • Cultural depictions • George Washington (1984 miniseries • 1986 sequel) • A More Perfect Union (1989 film) • We Fight to Be Free (2006 film) • Turn: Washington's Spies (2014-2017 series) • Washington (2020 miniseries) • Hamilton (film)
Related Bibliography • List of articles • Founding Fathers of the United States • Republicanism • Federalist Party • Federalist Era • Virginia dynasty • Coat of arms • Cherry-tree anecdote • River Farm • Washington's Crossing • Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route • 1751 Barbados trip • Category • Syng inkstand • General of the Armies • Conway Cabal • American Philosophical Society • American Revolution • patriots • Betsy Ross flag • Mount Vernon Ladies' Association • Mount Vernon replicas
Ancestry
and family 		Martha Washington (wife) • John Parke Custis (stepson) • George Washington Parke Custis (step-grandson, adopted son) • Eleanor Parke Custis (step-granddaughter, adopted daughter) • Augustine Washington (father) • Mary Ball Washington (mother) • Lawrence Washington (half-brother) • Augustine Washington Jr. (half-brother) • Betty Washington Lewis (sister) • Samuel Washington (brother) • John A. Washington (brother) • Charles Washington (brother) • Lawrence Washington (grandfather) • John Washington (great-grandfather) • Bushrod Washington (nephew)
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