Washington early life
What state was George Washington born in?
➡️ Virginia
What kind of story is told about George Washington and the cherry tree?
➡️ A legend
After working as a surveyor, what did George Washington become?
A soilder
What was the war called when the colonies fought Great Britain for freedom?
➡️ The Revolutionary War
How many years was George Washington president?
➡️ Eight years
In what month and year was George Washington born?
➡️ February 1732
What did George Washington chop down in the famous legend?
A cherry tree
What large house did George Washington live in with his wife?
➡️ Mount Vernon
In what year did the Revolutionary War begin?
➡️ 1775
What important document announced the colonies were free from the king?
➡️ The Declaration of Independence
What kind of work did George Washington’s family do?
➡️ They were farmers
What did George Washington say when his father asked if he chopped down the tree?
➡️ “I cannot tell a lie.”
What was the name of George Washington’s wife?
➡️ Martha
Who was chosen to lead the colonial army?
➡️ George Washington
What document explains the laws and government of the United States?
➡️ The Constitution
What subject was George Washington very good at in school?
math
How did George Washington’s father react when George told the truth?
He did not punish him
After the French and Indian War, what job did Washington return to?
➡️ Farmer
What dangerous river did Washington lead his troops across at night?
➡️ The Delaware River
What two forms of money have George Washington’s picture on them?
➡️ The dollar bill and the quarter
What job did George Washington have as a young man that used his math skills?
Land surveyor
What lesson does the cherry tree legend teach?
➡️ It’s best to tell the truth
Which two European countries were fighting in the French and Indian War?
➡️ Great Britain and France
Why did the American troops win the Revolutionary War, according to the video?
➡️ Washington gave them hope and support
Name two places or things named after George Washington.
➡️ Washington State, Washington D.C., monuments, schools, roads, bridges