George Washingtons Role in the French and Indian War as seen by others

George Washington 's Role in the French and Indian War as seen by others

Introduction

George Washington is one of the most known figures in American history wherein his main significance lies in the fact that he led the whole nation in independence against French rule through their revolutionary wars . Hence , during this point in time , he became the first president of the United States . Most considerably a fact , Americans would even consider George Washington as the father of American society in which he started the whole civilization

During his time

, from the point of pre-American revolution , Britain and France had their conflict , which even today is considered existing George was one of the British military forces at during the early 1700s and it was he who gained the first experience in Indian warfare in French and Indian War . It has been a well known fact that pre-American civilization was once under the rulership of Britain . During this point in time , George Bush primarily served British officials and known people , and even on the British army itself . His experiences and trainings with the British army had rendered him to be a skilled individual , most especially in leadership and military tactics

In this study , the primary subject revolves in George Washington 's significance in the French and Indian revolution that occurred during 1700s . The study considers how Washington was able to develop his characteristics in to maintain and handle his disposition during the said occurrence of war . The study , then , scrutinizes George 's contribution to war as to how is as he able to play his role during the French war and Indian wars

Discussion

George Washington 's Significance to War

George Washington , with his first service to the British militia , was one of Braddock 's men . At that time , George was a young Virginia planter who had been appointed an adjutant in the militia of southern Virginia in December 1752 with the rank of major . Several months later he moved his firm to upper parts of Virginia in to be close to his homeland . British authorities ed colonial governors to decline the control of France in Ohio valley , and the governor had very much speculated on the Ohio Valley 's condition at that point . During November 1753 , it was Governor Dinwiddie who appointed Washington and sent him in mission with a prime motive of diplomacy and a purpose to demand that the withdrawal of French from their forts in the Ohio Valley south of Lake Erie since this was already part of Virginia subjected to King George 's rule . At that year of 1754 , it was spring when George Washington was appointed as one of the lieutenant colonel present in Virginia militia , and sooner later became one of the executive officers in the rank to manage three hundred men under his command . Washington acting under prior authorization from Dinwiddie , assaulted a French party on May 27 , 1754 , and killed ten of the enemy and forced the others to...