George? 6? George Washington (1732-1799) was the founding president of the United States. I worked as a land surveyor in my early years. During the American War of Independence, he served as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army and made great contributions to American independence. 1789 was elected president and 1793 was re-elected. Because of his contribution to American independence struggle, American economic development, democracy and legal system construction and consolidation of federal foundation, he was honored as "the father of the country" by Americans. After the expiration of 1797, Washington refused to run again and retired to his hometown. This set an example in American history of abandoning lifelong system and peacefully transferring power. Our most reliable guarantee is our own wisdom. Famous saying stability: stability and reliability. Wisdom is the crystallization of past experience and everyone's unique wealth. It teaches us to do and say, and it teaches us to win our own life and freedom. The wisdom of others can't help us to be smart. Therefore, your own wisdom is the most reliable. George Washington was born in wakefield Manor, Virginia, USA, 1732. He is the son of a rich planter and inherited a large fortune at the age of 20. From 1753 to 1758, Washington served in the army and actively participated in the war between the French and Indians, thus gaining military experience and prestige; 1758 After returning to Virginia after disarmament, he soon married Martha Dandelion custis, a rich widow with four children (he had no biological children). In the next fifteen years, Washington managed his own property and showed extraordinary talent. When he was elected as the representative of Virginia to attend the first continental congress in 1774, he had become one of the richest people in American colonies. Washington was not a pioneer in advocating independence, but he was unanimously elected to command the mainland forces at the Second Continental Congress in June 1775 (he was the representative). He is famous for his rich military experience and wealth. He is handsome, physically strong (6 feet 2 hours) and has excellent command ability. In particular, his indomitable character makes him a natural candidate for commander in chief. During the whole war, he served faithfully, took nothing, was honest and clean, and was a model. Washington began to command the mainland army in June 1775, and his most significant contribution was made during the expiration of his second term in March 1797. 1799 12 in Mount Wayne, Virginia, he died at home. First of all, he was a successful military leader in the American War of Independence. But in fact, he is by no means a military genius, and of course he will never be as good as generals like Alexander and Caesar. At least half of his success is due to the unexpected incompetence of British generals and the other half is due to his own talent. But it should be remembered that several other American generals were defeated. Although there were several minor failures, Washington finally won the war. Secondly, Washington is the chairman of the Constitutional Convention. Although his thoughts did not play an important role in the formation of the American Constitution, his supporters and his reputation played an important role in the ratification of the Constitution by the states. At that time, there was a powerful force against the new constitution. If it weren't for Washington's influence, it would be hard to say that this constitution could be implemented. Third, Washington was the first president of the United States. The United States is lucky to have a man with both ability and political integrity like Washington as its first president. Looking at the history of South American and African countries, we can see that even a new country with a democratic constitution from the beginning can easily degenerate into a military dictatorship. Washington is a firm leader. He maintained the unity of the country, but he has no ambition to be in power forever. He doesn't want to be king or dictator. He set a precedent for voluntarily surrendering power-a precedent that the United States still pursues today. With other American leaders at that time, such as Thomas Jefferson (1743 April13-1826 July 4) and james madison (1751March16-/kloc-0). Alexander hamilton (Alexander Hamilton, 1757 1 month 1 month/day -65433) but he is much more important than all these talented people. No matter in war or in peace, he plays a vital role in administrative leadership. Without him, no political movement will achieve its goal. Madison made great contributions to the formation of the United States, and Washington's contribution was almost indispensable. George Washington's position in this volume largely depends on how people realize the historical significance he brought to the United States. Naturally, it is difficult to ask an American today to make a fair evaluation of that historical significance. Although the military strength and political influence of the United States in the middle of the twentieth century were even greater than that of the Roman Empire in its heyday, its regime may not last as long as that of the Roman Empire. On the other hand, it seems obvious that several technological achievements made by the United States will be considered important by other countries in the future. For example, the invention of the airplane and the human landing on the moon represent the achievements that generations have dreamed of; It is hard to imagine that the invention of nuclear weapons will be regarded as an insignificant achievement in the future. Since George Washington can be compared with Augustus Caesar of Rome in general, it seems reasonable to rank him very close to Augustus in this book. If Washington ranks a little lower, it is mainly because he is much shorter than Augustus. Many other people, such as Thomas Jefferson and james madison, also played an important role in the formation of the United States. But Washington ranks higher than Alexander the Great and Napoleon because his contribution is more indelible than theirs. Washington, the founder of the United States of America