George
Family & Life
War
Office
Mount Vernon
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In what colony was George Washington born?

Virginia

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What was the name of George Washington's wife?

Martha Washington

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What country did the American colonists fight against in the Revolutionary War?

Great Britain

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What number president was George Washingon?

The 1st President

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What river is Mount Vernon located along?

The Potomac River

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What was George Washington's nickname because he was the first president?

The "Father of His Country"

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What did Washington like to spend his days doing at Mount Vernon?

Riding horses around the farms.

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What rank did Washington have during the Revolutionary War?

General

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In what city did Washington take the oath of office?

New York City

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In what state is Mount Vernon?

Virginia

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What did George grow up loving to do when he was younger?

Be outdoors.

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What was George Washington's favorite breakfast food?

hoecakes

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What famous battle was a major American victory near the end of the Revolutionary War?

The Battle of Yorktown

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How many terms did Washington serve was president?

two

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What kind of business was important at Mount Vernon?

Farming

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What year was George Washington born?

1732

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What did he like on top of his favorite breakfast food?

butter and honey

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What river did Washington famously cross on Christmas night in 1776?

The Delaware River

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What important document did Washington help lead the country under as president?

The U.S. Constitution

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What crops were grown at Mount Vernon?

tobacco, wheat, and corn

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What did George Washington's like best of all?

Being a farmer at Mount Vernon.

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What was the name of Washington's famous home?

Mount Vernon

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Where did the British army surrender to Washington in 1781?

Yorktown, Virginia

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What did Washington do after serving two terms as president?

He returned to Mount Vernon.

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Why is Mount Vernon important today?

It was Washington's home and plantation, and it has been preserved as a historic site.

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