George Washington
Born: February 22, 1732, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States
Died: December 14, 1799, Mount Vernon, Virginia, United States
Vice president: John Adams (1789–1797)
Spouse: Martha Washington (m. 1759–1799)
- "The Leader should Lead".
- What happened one April afternoon? it was very hot.
- Who was very tired? the man on the horse.
- Why was he very tired?He rode on the horse for a long distance and it was a very hot day.
- What did he see at a long distance? A bridge.
- What did he do? He slowed down.
- Whom did he see also? A company of soldiers.
- What were they doing? lifting up heavy logs and piling them up.
- Who was shouting and giving orders? their captain.
- What was he telling them again and again?Do it quickly.
- What could they not move? A very heavy log.
- What did they need? one more helping hand.
- Who watched all these?the man on the horse.
- What did he do? He got down from the horse and helped them to lift the log.
- What did one of the soldiers do?He shook hands with the horseman and thanked him.He also wanted to know his name.
- What did the horseman reply?
- "My parents call me George. My friends call me Washington. Others call me President."
- Why was the captain stood speechless? because he came to know the rider was none other than the American President and father of the country.
- What did Washington do? America was under British rule.
- He won independence from the British.
- How was he able to win Freedom?By his leadership qualities.
- What did he set for his countrymen and others? A very good example.
- What did he practice which he preached?
- "To be a man of action and the leader should lead."
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George Washington
Born: February 22, 1732, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States
Died: December 14, 1799, Mount Vernon, Virginia, United States
Vice president: John Adams (1789–1797)
Spouse: Martha Washington (m. 1759–1799)
- "The Leader should Lead".
- What happened one April afternoon? it was very hot.
- Who was very tired? the man on the horse.
- Why was he very tired?He rode on the horse for a long distance and it was a very hot day.
- What did he see at a long distance? A bridge.
- What did he do? He slowed down.
- Whom did he see also? A company of soldiers.
- What were they doing? lifting up heavy logs and piling them up.
- Who was shouting and giving orders? their captain.
- What was he telling them again and again?Do it quickly.
- What could they not move? A very heavy log.
- What did they need? one more helping hand.
- Who watched all these?the man on the horse.
- What did he do? He got down from the horse and helped them to lift the log.
- What did one of the soldiers do?He shook hands with the horseman and thanked him.He also wanted to know his name.
- What did the horseman reply?
- "My parents call me George. My friends call me Washington. Others call me President."
- Why was the captain stood speechless? because he came to know the rider was none other than the American President and father of the country.
- What did Washington do? America was under British rule.
- He won independence from the British.
- How was he able to win Freedom?By his leadership qualities.
- What did he set for his countrymen and others? A very good example.
- What did he practice which he preached?
- "To be a man of action and the leader should lead."
- http://www.marshu.com/articles/presidents-on-us-united-states-paper-bills-currency.php
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