What Are George Washington's Major Accomplishments

George Washington was a interesting person and good in what he did.He was determined and his accomplishments were successful.

George Washington was a gentleman ,he was smart ,he had an amazing attitude something that helped him in his career as a military man "Discipline is the soul of an army. It makes small numbers formidable; procures success to the weak, and esteem to all" (George Washington) .He was described as brave ,determined ,fair ,generous ,helpful ,hard worker ,humble ,optimism ,respectful , and tolerant man. He inspired many people to keep strong in bad times ,to keep standing through hard challenges and to always be together supporting each other and having faith.

George Washington was born in 2-22-1732 Westmoreland county

Washington began to understand that military victories were not as important as keeping the resistance alive. Americans began to believe that they could meet their objective of independence without defeating the British army.By following his beliefs, Washington made success winning Americans independence "The Americans had won their independence. Washington formally bade his troops farewell and on December 23, 1783, he resigned his commission as commander-in-chief of the army and returned to Mount Vernon."(

He had left the government in capable hands, at peace, its debts well-managed, and set on a course of prosperity. He devoted much of his time to tending the farm's operations and management. Although he was perceived to be wealthy, his land holdings were only marginally profitable." (Biography.com). George Washington passed out leaving an image of a HERO...During his long absence, the plantation had not been productive, and there was much work to be done. On a cold December day in 1799, Washington spent much of it inspecting the farm on horseback in a driving snowstorm. When he returned home, he hastily ate his supper in his wet clothes and then went to bed. The next morning, on December 13, he awoke with a severe sore throat and became increasingly hoarse. He retired early, but awoke around 3 a.m. and told Martha that he felt sick. The illness progressed until he died late in the evening of December 14, 1799. The news of his death spread throughout the country, plunging the nation into a deep mourning. Many towns and cities held mock funerals and presented hundreds of eulogies to honor their fallen hero. When the news of this death reached Europe, the British fleet paid tribute to his memory, and Napoleon ordered ten days of mourning. His death was hard for his wife and his friends but they were also