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Born
George Washington was born on this day in Westmoreland, Virginia. His parents are Augustine and Mary Ball Washington.
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George Washington's Father Died
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Job as Planter
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In Virginia Militia
He joined in 1752 and resigned in 1754.
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Virginia House of Burgesses
George Washington was elected to the Virginia House of Burgesses in this year.
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Married
George married Martha Dandridge Custis. They had no kids together, but the couple raised Martha's children from her earlier marriage.
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Inherited Mout Vernon
When Lawrence, George's brother, and Lawrence's wife died, George inherited Mount Vernon.
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Delegate to Continential Congress
George was a delegate to the Continential Congress during this time.
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Commander-in-Cheif of the Continential Army
George Washington was the Commander-in-Cheif of the Continential Army during these years.
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Washington Resigns
George resigned as Commander-in-Chief of the Continential Army on this day.
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Reelected as President
George was reelected as the President of the United States in this year.
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Neutrality Proclamation
George Washington issued the proclamation on this day. Its purpose was to keep the US out of the war that was going on between Great Britian and France.
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Whiskey Rebellion
13,000 federal soldiers were sent into western Pennsylvania by Washington to end the rebellion.
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Jay Treaty
Washington signs the Jay treaty with Great Britain. The Jay Treaty was supposed to keep peace between the United States and Great Britain.
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Jay Treaty Papers Cause Conflict
Democrat-Republicans in the House of Representatives demand that George Washington gives Congress all papers relating to the Jay Treaty. Washington refuses.
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Washington retires
George retired from the presidency this year, refusing to serve a third term. This set up the two term limit.
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