Woods, Andrew

As a child, George Washington learned important lessons in a one-room schoolhouse. After losing his father at a young age, George grew up to lead our nation in its fight for freedom. After the Revolutionary War, Americans knew they could place their trust in George Washington to serve as our country's first president.

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