Washington and the American Revolution Centennial Address
A speaker commemorates George Washington's life and leadership, tracing his rise from surveying Virginia to commander of the Continental Army and first U S president. The talk links his legacy to the Revolution, the creation of the Constitution, and the growth of the United States, urging youth to emulate civic virtue and honor fallen soldiers with lasting memorials.
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