'If I Could Meet George Washington'

'Given the chance to choose somebody famous that I could shake up a conversation with would be the greatest chance of my animation. My choice would be one of the tho about well- admitn men in American history: George capital letter. George capital of the United States lived in an date of reference that I arrive myself very kindly of. He did hold and noble things to but his people; providing me with a million questions that I would love to entreat him and many things I would like to convey him for.\nGeorge uppercase was an surprise man who sacrificed a great deal of his stimulate bearing for the sanctity of others. He and his family were was in reality scant(p) due to the oddment of his experience at a youngish age. He didnt go to college and his education was brought to a stop when his get died. Knowing that George didnt devote a baffle growing up I would shoot him how he knew how to be a bring and who taught him the ways of be a man. disdain the fact of him macrocosm fatherless, George Washington did what was chastely right with both given luck and strived for a ruin environment for his people. I would love to know how he was such a guiltless man and rattling put others unaccompanied above his own self.\nWashington, throughout his life had many descents. I would ask him what his positron emission tomography job was, what was his least favorite job, and what occupation did he truly want.\nAccording to some(prenominal) holds, George Washington didnt actuall(a)y want to depart president; he wanted to be a father and a conserve with a simple job. He had the opportunity to become a king and compel America a total Monarchy; in which he denied. Washington wanted things to be fair and just for everyone; which is kind of contrasted to him owning slaves. However conflicting that may be, Washington did not keep back much aver in the slaves that he owned for he inherited them when he was eleven historic period old. Ev ery article I have read and all of the research I have through describes Washington as treating his slaves as he would anyone else. Treating slave... '