How Did George Washington End Slavery

George Washington the man who help end slavery and get rid of the British.George is the one who is in this biography, and The Man of America. Fact about his life and how he helped people.

George Washington was born on the 22nd of February, 1732 at pope’s creek, Virginia. George had six siblings whose names are unknown. His mother got married only once to Augustine Washington. But his father had two wives , Mary Ball Washington and Jane Butler. Sadly George's father died when he was only 11 so he had to grow up with only a mother.

George never chopped down a cherry tree. The Myth on George's teeth which is “George's Teeth were made of wood” but that is not true. The reason why people thought they looked like wood is

they were stained and the little lines in his teeth looked like the grain in wood. But they especially looked like wood after they were stained. Another myth that is not true is how he wore a wig. This myth is not true because it was against his religion at one time. So he just had really nice hair all the time.
Martha Dandridge Custis the woman George Washington got married to in 1759. A few years before then, George's brother Lawrence got sick with tuberculosis in Barbados in 1751. Then in 1760 George Washington surprisingly weighed only 174lbs. Then June 15th, 1775 George commanded the continental army into battle. George stopped commanding on December 14, 1783. George finally became the first president of the United States of America on April 30, 1789. George's term ended on March 4,1797. The heroic George Washington’s
life came to an end on December 14,1799 at Mount Vernon, Virginia at the age of 67 due to a sore throat.
The life of George Washington all squished into 5 paragraphs. When he was born, his childhood, myths, birthdate, death date, when he was married, when he commanded an Army, his presidency, how he died, and his six siblings were all the things he talked. George was a heroic man, who did heroic things for the U.S. Hopefully people will learn more about George Washington from this biography.