GEORGE WASHINGTON TEST

Based on your source, second paragraph of the first page, who was considered the “Father of Our Country”?

• Ⓐ Vernon Washington

  
  

• Ⓑ George Paine

• Ⓒ Washington Hall

• Ⓓ George Washington

Based on your source, second paragraph of the first page, what is the name of George Washington’s spouse who was waiting for him in Mount Vernon, Virginia?

• MARTHA

• MARGARET

• MARY

• MARY LOUISE

Based on your source, second page, what happened to George Washington in 1787 after arriving in Mount Vernon, Virginia?

• He was asked to return to public life as a Virginia delegate to the Constitutional Convention. 

  
  

• He was asked to never return in the public life as a delegate especially to the Constitutional Convention. 

• He was asked to be the First President of the United States.

• He was asked to leave public life forever most especially as a volunteer Virginia delegate.

Based on your source, second page, where did the delegates gather in 1787?

1. Based on your source, the second paragraph of the second page, what happened on April 16, 1789?

• Washington said goodbye to Mount Vernon and set out for New York.

  
  

• Washington said goodbye to Mount Vernon and set out for Philadelphia.

• Washington said goodbye to Mount Vernon and set out for New Orleans.

• Washington said goodbye to Mount George and set out for New York.

Based on your source, second page, what city was considered the new federal government’s first capital?

• NEW MANCHESTER

• NEW YORK

• NEW JERSEY

• NEW ENGLAND

Based on the second page of your source, where did  the crowd of thousands gather during the first Inauguration day? It is in the front of _________ Hall.

1. Based on your study guide source, second page, when did the first Inauguration Day take place?

• April 30, 1789

  
  

• April 31, 1789

• April 3, 1789

• Ⓐ April 13, 1789

 Based on your source, second page,  why did  the trip from Mount Vernon to New York City take far longer than Washington expected?

• Villages and towns he traveled through did not want him to leave Mt. Vernon.

• Villages and towns he traveled through held parades & dinners in his honor.

• Villages and towns he traveled through stopped his carriage.

• Villages and towns he traveled through held small battles in his honor.