From 1752 to 1758, Washington served as the commander of the Virginia Militia during the French and Indian War. Following the French and Indian War, When the Anglo-Cherokee War ignited in 1767, Washington led American forces against the Cherokee, and assisted in physically and mentally destroyed the tribe in an few days after being deployed to the frontier of Virginia.
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| - From 1752 to 1758, Washington served as the commander of the Virginia Militia during the French and Indian War. Following the French and Indian War, When the Anglo-Cherokee War ignited in 1767, Washington led American forces against the Cherokee, and assisted in physically and mentally destroyed the tribe in an few days after being deployed to the frontier of Virginia.
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| - From 1752 to 1758, Washington served as the commander of the Virginia Militia during the French and Indian War. Following the French and Indian War, When the Anglo-Cherokee War ignited in 1767, Washington led American forces against the Cherokee, and assisted in physically and mentally destroyed the tribe in an few days after being deployed to the frontier of Virginia. Following the Anglo-Cherokee War, George Washington was unanimously elected as the Prime Minister of the United States. During his premiership, George Washington guided the nation through the First Global War and the aftermath. Washington died on December 14, 1813, and is consider by scholars and the public as one of the top ranked prime ministers in the United States. Following his death in 1813, then Prime Minister John Adams approved an bill proposed by Congress that allowed for the construction of the Washington Monument in Philadelphia. The Washington Monument was constructed entirely out of bluestone, marble, and granite and is currently the tallest obliesk in the world at the current height of 555 feet.
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