● George Washington: 5 facts about America’s first President
● George Washington was the first Predident of America. He was a states man, a founding father of American constitution and democracy
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The first President was born on February 22, 1732 at Virginia in Westmoreland County. He died on December 14, 1799. Here are some interesting facts about the first Predident of America, George Washington
5. President George Washington was an American statesman, among the founding fathers of the United States. He served as American first President from 1789 to 1797. He was also an American soldier
4. He was the first to sign the constitution of the United States of America
George Washington was the first to sign the constitution of the United States of America. Reports that the first Predident spoke less in the convention but delegates were convinced and were more determined to form a government of great ambition, energy and authority. He had huge endorsement as the president of the convention to be the first to add his name to the ruling document
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3. Washington is the only slave owning American President who freed all his slaves
The first President was the only slave owning President who freed all his slaves. He was only 11years old when he inherited his first slaves. In his will, he arranged that slaves belonging to him be freed after his wife’s demise
2. He was unanimously elected twice
Washington was unanimously elected twice. His willingness not to abuse power made him the ideal Presidential candidate. During the first election in 1789, he won the elections of all ten eligible states. He received all 132 electoral votes in 1792, winning each of the fifteen states
1.He was very fearless in battle
As a soldier, George Washington was very fearless in battle. While all men and officers were shot down, he stood firm, rise above to take control of the collapse lines at the Battle of the Monongahela on 9th July 1755
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