Fact and Opinion

George Washington was the first President of the USA and the Commander of the Continental Army.

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George Washington is the first and most important American President.

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The Constitution calls for three branches of the American government, they are the legislative, the executive and the judicial branch.

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Out of the legislative, the executive and the judicial branch, the legislative is the most important.

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The most significant thing John Adams did in his life was defend the British soldiers who shot colonists during the Boston Massacre.

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John Adams was elected the 2nd President of the United States, he was born in Massachusetts, and his son was elected the 6th president.

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Before he became the 3rd President, Thomas Jefferson wrote America's most amazing document, Declaration of Independence.

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After he became the 3rd President, Thomas Jefferson founded the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.

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Records show that our 4th President, James Madison was present at the Constitutional Convention in the summer of 1787 for more days than any other delegate.

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James Madison should have stopped the British sooner from boarding American ships in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean (which led to the War of 1812).

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