George Washington Timeline

  • Political Career

    Political Career
    He had three jobs, one was the president of the US, the second is commander of the Continental Army, and lastly farmer.
  • George Washington's Birth

    George Washington's Birth
    He was born on February 22, 1732, in Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. He was the sixth child in his family. When he was 11, his father died, and he helped his mother.
  • First Job

    First Job
    When he was the age of 17, his first job was Surveyor. He surveyed from 1749 July to 1750 November.
  • Military

    Military
    He joined the volunteer army of the British and he was quickly promoted and led an army in the French and Indian war. He retired with a reputation for bravery.
  • Political Career

    Political Career
    He was a respected military hero, GW was elected the Virginia governor, representing the House of Burgesses for seven years from 1758
  • Military service at age of 21

    Military service at age of 21
    At the age of 21, GW volunteered for the Military and was promoted really quickly. He was responsible and had leadership. His military when there were a war between England and France
  • The opportunity

    The opportunity
    On June 14, Second Continental Congress responded to the growing crisis, and GW took command of the Continental Army
  • Why did he went military?

    Why did he went military?
    GW was selected over other people by his military experience and the hope that a leader from Virginia could help his country (Unification)
  • The try of liveration

    The try of liveration
    He approved a plan to free slaves in exchange for the Continental Army. But still, he did not tell people in his country about how he is doing with slave.
  • What got GW politic?

    What got GW politic?
    During the American Revolution, he led his army to victory and became a hero. In 1787, he was voted president of the convention.
  • Views of slavery

    Views of slavery
    The first time, he did not feel anything of slavery. But time goes on, he thought slavery is unfair and he plans to change it.
  • Freedom of slaves

    Freedom of slaves
    In his will, on December 1799, Washington left last say for the liberation of all his slaves after Martha Washington's death.
  • Legacy I

    Legacy I
    Now-a-day, he is often called the "Father of The US". Not only was he the president of the US, but he has also commanded the Continental Army during the American Revolution.
  • Legacy II

    Legacy II
    Washington helped today's U.S. government. He made the United States Constitution that helps govern the United States for president now.
  • Legacy III

    Legacy III
    During the American Revolution, he led his army to victory. In 1787, he was elected as United States Constitution writer. Two years later, GW became the 1st president of the US history.