George Washington | 3 Minute Innovative History
Jan 12, 2024
The Innovative History of George Washington, for kids! Watch as the first president of the United States chops down a cherry tree, fights in the French and Indian Wars and the American Revolution, crosses the Delaware, defeats the British and serves as the first president of the United States.
George Washington American Hero veteran
of the French and Indian Wars and the
Revolutionary War and the first
President of the United States
Washington was born in 1732 and since
then
history has turned him into nothing
short of an American legend okay so
maybe he didn't have a pet eagle one
legend that may have been true suggest
the young Washington chopped down his
father's fries cherry we felt so guilty
after hemings's the immediately went and
told his father of his daily feed true
or not we know that Washington grew into
a manages earning a reputation of
courage after fighting alongside the
British against French and native horses
and remaining cool under fire
it's only a little experience commanding
force larger than about a thousand men
in 1775 Washington took over the
American army by December 1776 the Army
was struggling he needed a way to
motivate rooms Washington across the
Delaware British troops who were
hunkering down in Trenton New Jersey he
surrounded the enemy troops captured
over a thousand men and then marched him
through the city of Philadelphia the
surprise attack worked it was exactly
what the American army needed in order
to turn the tide of the war
you may have noticed the odd plaque in
the battle scene what many don't know
that these weren't British regulars they
weren't British at all
you see Britain had hired almost thirty
to forty thousand of these troops from
modern-day Germany about twelve thousand
came from the state of pest the
colonists were extremely angry by the
fact that British were bringing in
foreigners to fight their war Washington
showed his political and military
prowess by capturing these troops and
then marching him through the town by
doing so he routed the colonists were
then ready to sign up for the war these
new recruits washington's much-needed
boost step morale in the eventual
arrival of French reinforcements were
all to the Continental Army needed in
order to defeat the British surrendered
to George Washington in 1783 almost
eight years from the start of the
revolution after a failed attempt to run
the government based on the Articles of
Confederation Washington was elected as
president in 1789 some suggest the
presidency was created for George
himself but even George stepped down
after two terms he retired to his home
in Mount Vernon and after fighting for
America's freedom he even became an
abolitionist setting his own slaves free
after his death

