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More on George Washington EnchantedLearning.com
Timeline/Quiz of George Washington's Life
Presidents of the USA
1732 George Washington is born in Westmoreland County, Virginia
1759 Washington marries Martha Custis
1775 Revolutionary War begins (the 13 Colonies against Britain)
1783 Revolutionary War ends
1787 Washington presides over the Constitutional Convention (the US Constitution is written)
1789 Washington is elected President
1792 Washington is elected President for a second term
1797 Washington's second term as President is over - John Adams becomes President
1799 George Washington dies at his home called Mt. Vernon, located in Fairfax County, Virginia.


QUESTION ANSWER
1. In which Colony was Washington born? -----------------------------------------------
2. Who did Washington marry? -----------------------------------------------
3. When did the Revolutionary War start and when did it end?
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4. How many terms did Washington serve as President of the USA?
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5. In what year did Washington die?
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