George Washington's Revolutionary Leadership

The video covers George Washington's political and military journey during the American Revolution. It begins with his early political involvement and frustrations with British rule, leading to his participation in the Continental Congress. Washington was appointed as commander in chief of the American Army, facing numerous challenges against the well-trained British forces. Despite early defeats, his strategic brilliance, such as the crossing of the Delaware River, and his leadership qualities inspired his troops. The perseverance of Washington and his soldiers led to the decisive victory at the Battle of Yorktown, ultimately securing American independence. The video concludes with a review of Washington's contributions and a quiz to reinforce learning.

What role did George Washington assume during the Second Continental Congress?

• Lieutenant

• Surgeon General

• Commander in Chief

• Vice President

Which river did Washington cross in a surprise attack in 1776?

• Mississippi

• American

• Hudson

• Delaware

What was one of Washington's key leadership qualities during the Revolutionary War?

• His financial acumen

• His diplomatic skills

• His ability to negotiate

• His strategic brilliance

Which battle marked the end of the Revolutionary War?

• Battle of Yorktown

• Battle of Bunker Hill

• Battle of Monmouth

• Battle of Saratoga

What year did Britain surrender, marking the end of the Revolutionary War?

• 1776

• 1781

• 1783

• 1790