Where was George Washington born?
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Where was George Washington born?
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Where was George Washington born?
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Where was George Washington born?
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How many terms in office did Washington serve?
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How many terms in office did Washington serve?
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How many terms in office did Washington serve?
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How many terms in office did Washington serve?
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WWashington's jobs included ...
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Washington's jobs included ...
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Washington's jobs included ...
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Washington's jobs included ...
You picked all of the above (surveyor, soldier and land owner).
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George washington had all three of these jobs.
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Washington was the father of how many children?
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Washington was the father of how many children?
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Washington was the father of how many children?
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George and Martha had no children together, but two children from Martha's previous marriage.
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Washington was the father of how many children?
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How many wars did Washington serve in?
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Washington served in the French and Indian War and later on in the American Revolution.
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How many wars did Washington serve in?
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How many wars did Washington serve in?
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How many wars did Washington serve in?
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Washington was first to establish ...
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Washington was first to establish ...
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Washington was first to establish ...
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George Washington established both the presidential veto and the cabinet.
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Washington was first to establish ...
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Washington's problems included ...
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Washington's problems included ...
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Washington's problems included ...
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Washington's problems included ...
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Washington's problems included handling finances, building the new government and treaties with the Indians.
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Washington's home was (and is still) known as ...
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Washington's home was (and is still) known as ...
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Washington's home was (and is still) known as ...
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Washington's home was (and is still) known as ...
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