George Washington - First President of the United States Documentary

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  • @PeopleProfiles
    @PeopleProfiles  Год назад +108

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  • @ethanramos4441
    @ethanramos4441 Год назад +410

    “Leadership is not only having a vision, but also having the courage, the discipline, and the resources to get you there.”
    George Washington

    • @wingracer1614
      @wingracer1614 Год назад +2

      But who is the disciple and where do I find one?

    • @ethanramos4441
      @ethanramos4441 Год назад +4

      @@wingracer1614Whoops my bad sorry there was misspelled it was actually discipline

    • @wingracer1614
      @wingracer1614 Год назад +3

      @@ethanramos4441 I knew what you meant but the thought of GW having a disciple was too interesting to pass up

    • @janeeley1604
      @janeeley1604 Год назад

      @@wingracer1614 0:10
      😢😢😢😢😢😮😢😢😢😢
      0:17 😢🎉😊🎉😢😢😢😮😢😢😢🎉😊😢😢😢🎉😢😢😢😢

    • @Talisman09
      @Talisman09 Год назад +1

      If he talked about taking a painful shit, people would probably quote that too

  • @jesseusgrantcanales
    @jesseusgrantcanales Год назад +183

    What blew me away as a fact I may have missed in the past, his mother lived long enough to see George be the US's first President.

  • @josephdrach2276
    @josephdrach2276 Год назад +128

    George Washington was devoted to founding an independent nation and saw to it that it happened. He later served as President and did so with devotion to his newly formed country. He was not a perfect General or President but he put in a lot of effort. Everyone makes mistakes and so did Washington. His smart, caring choices are what I choose to focus on.

    • @onlythewise1
      @onlythewise1 Год назад +7

      he turned down chance to be king and chose to do a president role , nobody ever perfect

    • @TheAnnoyingBoss
      @TheAnnoyingBoss Год назад +4

      He stood against the brits tyranny and changed the world one time after another. They got paintings of this guy and a whole continental army on rowboats looking for redcoats on christmas.

    • @davidgrg117
      @davidgrg117 Год назад +8

      The Value of DEVOTION is what Washington taught us to keep America going. It's NOT about our personal PERFECTION. It's about our DEVOTION to see it to the END...How many of us will do that????

    • @trawlins396
      @trawlins396 Год назад

      Well said!

    • @onlythewise1
      @onlythewise1 Год назад +2

      he also turned down being king they asked him to be king he said no

  • @PorkChopxSammich
    @PorkChopxSammich Год назад +184

    Washington was a true man of his age. No, he never did chop down that cherry tree. However; he was stead fast in his beliefs. George believed in honor, discipline and, faith in his fellow man. The United States could not ask for a better General in war. And, I have to say; our model of a great President.

    • @RogerinKC
      @RogerinKC Год назад +5

      That cherry tree didn't chop itself down....

    • @one8088
      @one8088 Год назад

      Yeah. How do you know he didn't chop it down. Dummy. Probly used a saw anyway.... Dummy

    • @isaacburrows8405
      @isaacburrows8405 Год назад

      ​@@RogerinKC there was no cherry tree you dope

    • @PorkChopxSammich
      @PorkChopxSammich Год назад +1

      ​@@RogerinKC true but Mr. Weems did weave his own narrative.

    • @lao5610
      @lao5610 Год назад +20

      I’d say stepping down after 2 terms as President will always be one of his biggest/greatest legacies. The office of President could have been anything he wanted it to be, yet he did his best to ensure it wasn’t an all powerful position.
      The constitution doesn’t really lay out much about the executive branch and it’s powers rely mostly on tradition. A tradition that started with Washington and has continued for over 200 years.

  • @jacobackerman7249
    @jacobackerman7249 Год назад +114

    George Washington is the best president that we could’ve asked for ( to start the country with ) his integrity in my opinion is rivaled by no other president.

    • @Literal_Sense
      @Literal_Sense Год назад

      No integrity in my mind. His owned and beaten slaves. Even went heaven and earth to capture escaped ones.
      A man who value freedom and liberty sure didn’t take his own advice.

    • @lloydsmith2852
      @lloydsmith2852 Год назад

      George Washington is a scumbag and I don't think that this is his real name either

    • @angiek1827
      @angiek1827 Год назад +8

      Except for all that slave owning

    • @tubenachos
      @tubenachos Год назад +10

      ​@angiek1827 He felt that was one of the first issues to confront when he became President but decided the nation was too young to solve it

    • @ltahoe9257
      @ltahoe9257 Год назад +10

      ​@@angiek1827besides the newly brought slaves to the continent EVERY culture/society owned slaves. Even in Africa

  • @michaelroark2019
    @michaelroark2019 Год назад +173

    Washington may have not been the best general in a purely military sense of winning battles with tactical prowess, but he won the Revolutionary War by keeping the army alive in critical battles such Trenton. At many points the army was very close to collapse such as at Valley Forge, but he had the respect from the troops that was critical. Truly he was the father of the country.

    • @TheUltimateOpportunist
      @TheUltimateOpportunist Год назад +7

      And with the help of France 😉

    • @michaelroark2019
      @michaelroark2019 Год назад +20

      @@TheUltimateOpportunist The French were critical at many points later, especially at Yorktown but prior to the French involvement he was the vital leader without whom the army would have left service and the War collapse.

    • @TheUltimateOpportunist
      @TheUltimateOpportunist Год назад +12

      @@michaelroark2019 absolutely. Whilst he was an average tactician, his leadership skills certainly held things together.

    • @StardogChampion06
      @StardogChampion06 Год назад +9

      I disagree
      I think General George Washington was a suburb military strategist and should be place among the top 5 USA military leader. The victory at Trenton and Princeton was a masterpiece.

    • @imout671
      @imout671 Год назад

      Washington didn't have much to work with. Congress didn't have authority to tax and didn't pay the troops or pay for supplies. It was a rag tag band that came and went most of the time he didn't have 8,000 troops to command

  • @theresasykes8384
    @theresasykes8384 Год назад +79

    George Washington General, Statesman, President. He is Legendary and Forever will hold the title our First and Foremost Leader, Father of his Nation and still worth following his Exemplary Example of Humility, Honor and Sacrifice. A Great man never to be forgotten.

    • @parkersmith7611
      @parkersmith7611 Год назад +1

      Hello Theresa how are you doing today?...i miss him so much he is one of the best we have ever had in the history of American government...what do you think about this post?

    • @parttysetzer6247
      @parttysetzer6247 Год назад

      And look what running the country know might as well say no one Biden is one of the worst president along with Obama and Trump

    • @arturrofi5933
      @arturrofi5933 Год назад +1

      TRUE

    • @jakewillits4678
      @jakewillits4678 10 месяцев назад +1

      Plus him becoming the most prominent political figure in human history even after he survived a surrender to the french only to survive a suprise gurilla attack against the recoats turning the tides of the war again, its just impressive. He was fighting a 2 front war in the beggining!

    • @theresasykes8384
      @theresasykes8384 10 месяцев назад

      So many times I wish I could have been there fighting under his command.

  • @sharontabor7718
    @sharontabor7718 Год назад +119

    Some of my ancestors were with him at Valley Forge.

    • @germanicus4864
      @germanicus4864 Год назад +3

      They probably deserted

    • @shgalagalaa
      @shgalagalaa Год назад

      Who cares about your ancestors bro. You dont get praised for what they did just like you dont have to answer for their crimes

    • @elaineburnett5230
      @elaineburnett5230 Год назад +8

      Thanks for their service....and for you sharing this bit of history.

    • @test-201
      @test-201 9 месяцев назад

      nice, enjoy your spanish lessons

    • @natepace2881
      @natepace2881 8 месяцев назад

      Is your last name Pace?

  • @annettethurman7435
    @annettethurman7435 Год назад +19

    He loved this country and put it first. Today's politicians should study and learn.

  • @isrulius
    @isrulius Год назад +188

    I recently became very interested in the Founding Fathers after watching the HBO series John Adams. If anyone is remotely fascinated by colonial America and the events that led to our Independence, I HIGHLY recommend it. It’s so well done it’s like actually glimpsing into the 1700’s.

    • @denissullivan5035
      @denissullivan5035 Год назад +3

      Isrullius I would definitely like to watch that as I've always been interested in our founding fathers and how radical they were considered at the time. But it's hard do download any HBo series do you have any suggestions?

    • @infirmarypsycho1616
      @infirmarypsycho1616 Год назад +9

      One of the best pre revolutionary War mini series ever created was HBO Adams. Agreed 👍

    • @chrisramsey6725
      @chrisramsey6725 Год назад +3

      @@denissullivan5035 If you are interested in that time, you should watch the series Turn. It is about Washington's spy ring on Long Island during the Revolution and has Washington, Benedict Arnold, and General Charles Lee as main characters. It is, in my opinion, the BEST TV show centered around the Revolutionary era.

    • @germainwilliams7073
      @germainwilliams7073 Год назад +1

      You can't be a founding father when there were people already here.....

    • @chrisramsey6725
      @chrisramsey6725 Год назад +20

      @@germainwilliams7073 the term applies to the founding of the Constitutional Republic, not the discovery of the geographic land mass

  • @robbiebuonaccorsi6889
    @robbiebuonaccorsi6889 Год назад +3

    Thanks!

  • @nickmoser7785
    @nickmoser7785 Год назад +55

    "Let us therefore animate and encourage each other, and show the whole world that a Freeman, contending for liberty on his own ground, is superior to any slavish mercenary on earth."
    George Washington, July 2nd 1776

    • @dianelove8147
      @dianelove8147 Год назад +3

      Said the Forefather of slavery
      Ironic

    • @Nebulasecura
      @Nebulasecura Год назад +9

      ​@@dianelove8147 proceeds to free them upon his and Martha's deaths.

    • @nunya2954
      @nunya2954 Год назад

      @@dianelove8147 You are so ignorant. Slavery has been going on since man was put on Earth by God. Slavery is STILL going on in 2023. Your knowledge of history is grossly lacking. Washington was not the Forefather of slavery. I highly suggest you read up on all of the Asian Dynasties. Tell getting an education before you put such idiotic claptrap in writing. And it makes me ill to know people like YOU vote.

    • @RaffieFaffie
      @RaffieFaffie Год назад

      @@dianelove8147 A title too lofty to give to George Washington

    • @diannedurfee7099
      @diannedurfee7099 Год назад +6

      @@dianelove8147 . He wasn't the forefather of slavery. The first slave owner in America was a black woman owning her own slaves and arriving with the very first settlers arriving in America

  • @munyankindijeanbosco8862
    @munyankindijeanbosco8862 Год назад +21

    Thank you very much for this interesting matter of history. I recently discovered your channel. This is really what I was looking for...

  • @slapshot68
    @slapshot68 Год назад +102

    This country could use a man like Washington again now!

    • @KentonJoseph
      @KentonJoseph Год назад +4

      He called for the constitution convention and came out of it President.

    • @EricCole69
      @EricCole69 Год назад +1

      I'm him lol

    • @kimberlys.t.7206
      @kimberlys.t.7206 Год назад +2

      Careful what you wish for 😊 ❤❤❤

    • @slapshot68
      @slapshot68 Год назад

      @@kimberlys.t.7206 there was no Antifa terrorists causing trouble back then

    • @trawlins396
      @trawlins396 Год назад +2

      ​@@kimberlys.t.7206 Why? We need a GW right now!

  • @joie8465
    @joie8465 Год назад +665

    If George Washington was ever revived and see how usa is progressing he would be very disappointed and angry

    • @shgalagalaa
      @shgalagalaa Год назад +49

      I mean this would also hold for the most evil dictators that you can think of and their countries todat. I dont see the point of this statement. Its a statement that is always true and means nothing.

    • @janesmith4048
      @janesmith4048 Год назад +90

      He would also get canceled.

    • @jamesthecrazyengineer8426
      @jamesthecrazyengineer8426 Год назад +24

      @@janesmith4048boi you think he has any idea what the fuck twitter is?

    • @janesmith4048
      @janesmith4048 Год назад +14

      @@jamesthecrazyengineer8426 boy, Revive Boy! Read the OP.

    • @sithvsjedi9696
      @sithvsjedi9696 Год назад +81

      Yes, he would be extremely disappointed that his slave holdings were no longer equitable.

  • @danny__dimes6606
    @danny__dimes6606 Год назад +79

    To Revisionist historians trying to paint George Washington as a bad person: we can talk all we want about the things Washington didn’t do, but we can’t refuse to accept all the great things the man did do

    • @harlleygurrola8394
      @harlleygurrola8394 Год назад

      Washington, like all men of his time -Heck, like all men, had his flaws, but There is NO DOUBT: that with him and The other founders, America would NOT Exist

    • @Andy-pr5be
      @Andy-pr5be Год назад +3

      yeah wtf, this was a very red coat approach

    • @trawlins396
      @trawlins396 Год назад

      Revisionist historians don't like to make ANY whteMan look good. It's so bias it's not even worth taking seriously.

    • @Andy-pr5be
      @Andy-pr5be Год назад

      @@test-201 no worries Americans will not be speaking spanish anytime soon

    • @dkessel26753
      @dkessel26753 Год назад +4

      I feel the man and wife devoted their lives to the free country. I could not imagine the stress Mr Washington faced and conquered with the help of few or many. He was chosen to be the man and he accepted the role. He held his position high with honor and respect. I am actually at Yorktown on vacation and get cold chills thinking I may be standing where our Father of this country stood. Thank you George Washington for your courageous service and sacrifice. God bless America

  • @colleenmonfross4283
    @colleenmonfross4283 Год назад +65

    In answer to the question you posed at the end of the video, I believe Washington was a great man. He could never have achieved what he did - winning the American Revolution and becoming the first President of the United States, had he not been made of the right stuff. We were blessed to have him.

    • @elaineburnett5230
      @elaineburnett5230 Год назад +8

      Washington was a complex individual who more than most exhibited the many traits that made America a independent and sovereign country.

    • @kimberlys.t.7206
      @kimberlys.t.7206 Год назад

      ❤😊 Indeed

    • @Literal_Sense
      @Literal_Sense Год назад +1

      How can someone who owned individuals against their will be great. Even people at the time thought slavery was evil and immoral.

    • @colleenmonfross4283
      @colleenmonfross4283 Год назад +3

      @@Literal_Sense Washington is known to have had a moral conflict with slavery and freed his slaves upon his death, if I'm not mistaken. He was not a perfect man but was a product of the times in which he lived. It was clearly a mistake for a founder of the free world to own slaves, and a regrettable one at that.

    • @ltahoe9257
      @ltahoe9257 Год назад +4

      ​​@@Literal_Sensef there's anything in your home from China you've personally contributed to slavery. Hope the future people don't judge your character soley on this fact.

  • @verablexitasap858
    @verablexitasap858 Год назад +30

    Being from Pennsylvania its so cool to here so many of our hometown names and landmarks and highways as the actual men from whom the names originated

  • @Martin-jk2ng
    @Martin-jk2ng Год назад +42

    Washington was brave, principled and strong. We would never have had the country to survive without his example. I have visited Mt. Vernon twice and was awestruck by the experience.

    • @nickroberts-xf7oq
      @nickroberts-xf7oq Год назад

      "....would have never had...." ✔️

    • @TheTruthAllDay
      @TheTruthAllDay Год назад

      Did you visit the slave grave sites as well?

    • @Martin-jk2ng
      @Martin-jk2ng Год назад

      @@TheTruthAllDay yes. It was interesting

    • @TheTruthAllDay
      @TheTruthAllDay Год назад

      @@Martin-jk2ng It was evil

    • @yehor_ivanov
      @yehor_ivanov Год назад

      @@TheTruthAllDay he's talking about the experience, though, not the slavery itself, lol duh

  • @LowerTheBoom
    @LowerTheBoom Год назад +47

    George Washington was a great military figure whose inspirational leadership enabled a ragtag army to defeat the might of the British Empire, and a skillful politician whose pragmatism held the union together while the Constitution laid down its roots! He was tall.

    • @RunninUpThatHillh
      @RunninUpThatHillh Год назад +3

      and his hair was natural :D

    • @billygray6757
      @billygray6757 Год назад +1

      I wish Ireland had done the same defeated the British

    • @imout671
      @imout671 Год назад

      ​@bastiat4855sorry but " right wing" Christians formed abolitionist movements in America and Britain and they really pushed the idea that all men are equal in the eyes of God. Liberals are generally anti God in that they support immorality. However Words do change meanings over time.

    • @Literal_Sense
      @Literal_Sense Год назад +2

      @bastiat4855That a damn lie. He enslaved black people til the day he died.

    • @vern1221
      @vern1221 Год назад

      @@Literal_Sensefolks be making up shit in the comments irony of a bad American education 😂

  • @tubularbill
    @tubularbill Год назад +21

    The greatest American. He sacrificed his life and family to free this country. He could have decided not too. He was a kind, decent and Godly man.

    • @strongbird3499
      @strongbird3499 5 месяцев назад

      @stevemore3206 I hope that's sarcasm.

    • @xSTstSTx
      @xSTstSTx 4 месяца назад

      @@strongbird3499 No, it's not... Now go to your corner and cope harder.

    • @strongbird3499
      @strongbird3499 4 месяца назад

      @@xSTstSTx I don't take orders from drooling cult followers. I don't respect you. In fact, I barely consider you human.

  • @idontcare4490
    @idontcare4490 Год назад +10

    Very well done video!

  • @jackhays1194
    @jackhays1194 Год назад +12

    among the greatest men in history. no GW, no USA.

  • @Shelly-rr8ve
    @Shelly-rr8ve Год назад +8

    Nothing says more about his character than his refusal to become King

  • @LordCommissarLex
    @LordCommissarLex Год назад +15

    That "Learned everything from book, and officers" wants me to learn more about knox.

    • @MegaGator39
      @MegaGator39 9 месяцев назад +1

      He was our first secretary of defense too.

  • @mrright2808
    @mrright2808 Год назад +57

    Great job telling his story I know it well. I also commend you for explaining the truth of his ties with slavery in an objective way when everyone wants to rewrite history that they never even learned in the first place. Subscriber earned.

    • @imout671
      @imout671 Год назад +15

      It helps if we compare slavery to modern day abortion. Both were very unpopular with half the nation yet made legal by law. Both use others for selfish reasons, both predominantly effect black Americans...both tried to be overthrown by violence at different times. I think our founders would be shocked we'd ended 50 million of our own children's lives. As shocked as we are by. owning slaves

    • @phantom0456
      @phantom0456 Год назад +3

      @@imout671 A very good point. Well stated!

    • @kisha1682
      @kisha1682 Год назад +2

      That is not the same.

    • @blam320
      @blam320 Год назад +9

      @@imout671 This is not NEARLY the same. I’m going to assume you have just never been taught what really goes on with Abortion and explain it to you simply. It’s a medical procedure which does not end with the taking of a life. In the majority of cases, it was necessary because either the mother’s life would have been in danger of taken to term, or the baby had a catastrophic malformation, meaning they would not have survived anyways. Even when unwanted pregnancies are aborted, they’re done at a time when there isn’t even a developed child in the womb, but rather a mass of undifferentiated stem cells; no brain, no heart, no nothing.

    • @RyDawg084
      @RyDawg084 Год назад

      @@imout671Nice point and comparison

  • @juliegouker4946
    @juliegouker4946 Год назад +16

    Great documentary. Helps to be reminded how our founding fathers fought so hard for their beliefs.

    • @darbyohara
      @darbyohara Год назад

      It’s terrible. The cover image is of the British redcoats at roarks drift 100 years and 4000 miles away 😂

    • @Literal_Sense
      @Literal_Sense Год назад

      Most of them were hypocrites. Freedom and liberty… just not for black people. They don’t count.

    • @shaynewheeler9249
      @shaynewheeler9249 Год назад

      Rip

    • @d.violinsandthings
      @d.violinsandthings Год назад

      …in slavery…

  • @JessieGeorge-jz1zy
    @JessieGeorge-jz1zy Год назад +7

    It is the wisest of men who chooses men superior in their educational and diplomatic ability as his subordinates trusting in their loyalty and integrity.

  • @troydhansen4990
    @troydhansen4990 Год назад +12

    The Greatest. He knew what America would become. He saw the bigger picture a few hundred years before it came to be.

    • @TheAnnoyingBoss
      @TheAnnoyingBoss Год назад +1

      They all did and there was always tyrants swooping in trying to take it away

    • @powerfulstrong5673
      @powerfulstrong5673 Год назад

      Why were the more senior statesman such as George Mason, Roger Sherman, Samuel Adams, George Wythe not elected to the office of POTUS or VPOTUS?

  • @ryangerrard4048
    @ryangerrard4048 Год назад +9

    You don’t really hear ‘English Americans’ make a shout but he’s a great one!

    • @harlleygurrola8394
      @harlleygurrola8394 Год назад +3

      By this point, they were still English - America was underway as being formed As a nation

  • @BHuang92
    @BHuang92 Год назад +16

    His tactics may not be always on point but he knows how to lead!

    • @TheAnnoyingBoss
      @TheAnnoyingBoss Год назад +1

      Hes pretty dang on point a lot man. The suprise attack and he also attempted to preduct where the enemy might be with varying degrees of success

    • @jakewillits4678
      @jakewillits4678 10 месяцев назад

      Hes proof you can lose battles and still win the war

  • @onlythewise1
    @onlythewise1 Год назад +10

    he also road his horse around on the front line of battles as one British guy said he saw him on horse but didn't know it was George Washington and didn't fire at him

  • @austinbaker3220
    @austinbaker3220 Год назад +5

    I'm appreciative of what he did to help our nation become independent of an oppressive colonial power. However, some seem to forget that he also was a member of the elite in a system that not only exploited people, but enslaved and traded black people like cattle. He was a great leader, but it was also in his economic self interest as a wealthy colonist to rebel against the crown.

  • @TruthLovingHippy
    @TruthLovingHippy Год назад +6

    Love this narrator!

  • @tanksouth
    @tanksouth Год назад +5

    I think Washington was a great leader.
    Leaders who find an excellent staff and listen to them are great in my mind.
    He was courageous as well and did not hesitate to put himself in harm’s way when he deemed it necessary.

  • @woonchinglee2991
    @woonchinglee2991 Год назад +1

    Hi. This is a very good collection of American history!

  • @fuzzley911
    @fuzzley911 Год назад +4

    Great video

  • @cherylcallahan5402
    @cherylcallahan5402 Год назад +9

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    • @parkersmith7611
      @parkersmith7611 Год назад

      Hello Cheryl how are you doing today?....To Revisionist historians trying to paint George Washington as a bad person: we can talk all we want about the things Washington didn’t do, but we can’t refuse to accept all the great things the man did do...what do you think about this post Cheryl?

  • @lucyjexy
    @lucyjexy Год назад +11

    George Washington, regardless of his failings, was a remarkable leader who set some fine examples in his leadership of the United States. Thank you for everything, George.

  • @PtolemyCeasar
    @PtolemyCeasar Год назад +2

    Washington was a shrewder man than most people give him credit for. He won the war and chose the man to win the peace. A General's General.

  • @jackdarbyshire5888
    @jackdarbyshire5888 Год назад +5

    Love all the videos 👍and I'm still waiting for a episode on Mackensen and other generals from the Great War 💣💥☠✌

  • @Shineon83
    @Shineon83 Год назад +4

    ….I will always be grateful to Lin-Manuel Miranda for so perfectly nailing Washington’s personality & beliefs in “Hamilton.” What could have been a re-writing of history, stands as a remarkably accurate representation of each of the founding fathers & their motivations…..
    Just listen to Washington explaining to Hamilton his reasons for relinquishing power (the Presidency) in the song, “One Last Time”…..

    • @WolfRoseQUEEN
      @WolfRoseQUEEN Год назад +2

      It must be nice to have Washington on your side 😎

  • @NeTxGrl
    @NeTxGrl Год назад +20

    I had many ancestors that fought in the American Revolution. One of them, my 5th ggf Samuel Ellis was on duty one day when Washington rode up next to him on his horse. He pulled out his eyeglass and was looking at the British then casually handed it over to my 5th ggf and told him to take a look after which a long conversation ensued.

  • @poemsbycharleslawson2585
    @poemsbycharleslawson2585 Год назад +6

    Very good. Hope you continue with more Presidents History

  • @iwatchDVDsonXbox360
    @iwatchDVDsonXbox360 Год назад +12

    Thanks. I am looking forward to John Adams video.

  • @OnsceneDC
    @OnsceneDC Год назад +8

    Even though he is a diety in American history, and even as a skeptical American, I think he was extremely self-sacrificing and a great decision-maker.

    • @jakewillits4678
      @jakewillits4678 10 месяцев назад

      Good advisors makes a huge difference biblically speaking. Hik surrounding himself with people smarter than him in different ways than himself. Like franklin and jefferson. Aspects like that ensured usa wouldnt be engineered as a dictatorship or a democracy or a monarchy

  • @janicemerritt327
    @janicemerritt327 Год назад +9

    Loved this documentary. Love History. He was such an inspiration. Battle strategy too

    • @parkersmith7611
      @parkersmith7611 Год назад

      Hello Janice how are you doing today?

    • @TheAnnoyingBoss
      @TheAnnoyingBoss Год назад

      The row boating across the river in winter on christmas for a suprise attack was pretty nuts. He had a lot of losses but he was the definition of you dont have to win the battle but you can still win the war. Hes also a perfect example of the pen is mightier than the sword. He kept having mutiny and they abandoned him at fort nessessity and they lost 1/3 of the men and surrendered yet washington lived. Got shot off his horse twice. And founded the most powerful nation in human history. It mean bro, few people have this kind of resumé. He was a real legitimate leader. Getting shot off his horse mid battle twice, he was really in it, he wasnt backseat driving like the major global militaries are today

    • @terrigaines1812
      @terrigaines1812 15 дней назад

      *history

  • @VegasAce702
    @VegasAce702 Год назад +1

    Great job bros!!! I want to do the same for both my parents!!! To see their genuine joy would be great!! To be able to give back after they’ve sacrificed so much, amazing moment you see the joy in your moms eyes would be a special moment!!! Like you said she’s happy and it’s not for the car but to have her son around means so much more!!!..

  • @aarondemiri486
    @aarondemiri486 Год назад +13

    A man that like Marcus Aurelius consistently tried to do his best serves as a figure that embodies all the best virtues and values one could hope to aspire too.

  • @ahotdj07
    @ahotdj07 Год назад +2

    @0:34 - I giggle on how the narrator pronounces "Maryland!"

  • @tylerbushong3452
    @tylerbushong3452 Год назад +5

    The greatest American who ever lived. PERIOD!

    • @tommyjohnson6410
      @tommyjohnson6410 Год назад +1

      That's a great compliment. He was a black man, so do you still feel the same?

  • @Heaventhia
    @Heaventhia 9 месяцев назад +1

    If Netflix ever make a George Washington documentary, he will be played by Denzel Washington.

  • @TheMafiaRules
    @TheMafiaRules Год назад +9

    President Washington did what the circumstances dictated at the time, they were different times. No single person in the history of the world has gone through life without making mistakes. - Would be amazing to hear what Mr. Washington would say about how the USA turned out... a coast to coast transcontinental shopping mall, with oversized people, paying with credit cards out of their fanny packs, with huge homes, SUVs, ATVs, boats, central heating, a/c pools etc etc. and still find a way to be unhappy and depressed. Forget about serving in the armed forces.

    • @vern1221
      @vern1221 Год назад +2

      All the black people running free 😂

  • @the1streich339
    @the1streich339 Год назад +8

    Also known as Cornelius Sulla. My favorite Roman figure.

    • @mikeroden213
      @mikeroden213 Год назад

      There almost wasn't a Ceasar because of Sulla. He was on a Proscription list when he was just a teenager for him familiar ties to the General Marius. Luckily he survived

    • @the1streich339
      @the1streich339 Год назад

      @@mikeroden213 yes Sulla was not a fan of Julius in the slightest.

  • @LisaWinchester1982
    @LisaWinchester1982 Год назад +4

    I finally understand that line in history has its eyes on you from Hamilton and what it meant,

  • @martinebner3522
    @martinebner3522 Год назад +2

    I think George Washington was extremely talented in finding out what the people around him were good at and giving them tasks on which they would grow into even better leaders, friends, officers, Generals, Stetesmen and people.

    • @powerfulstrong5673
      @powerfulstrong5673 Год назад

      Why were the more senior statesman such as George Mason, Roger Sherman, Samuel Adams, George Wythe not elected to the office of POTUS or VPOTUS?

  • @starkilr101
    @starkilr101 Год назад +23

    The original American Chad. Thank you for your service, sir. And may you rest in peace

  • @kiwikevnz
    @kiwikevnz Год назад +1

    Hi friends, from a neighbor looking on, I feel he did everything asked of him and more and provided a steady hand and head in tough times. Kev

  • @gabrielalvarado7849
    @gabrielalvarado7849 Год назад +3

    Can you make a video on Queen Mary (queen consort to King George V)? No rush, just a request!

  • @SignificantInformation
    @SignificantInformation 7 месяцев назад

    Nice collection ❤❤

  • @dimitri8954
    @dimitri8954 Год назад +8

    Can you do one on friedrich engels please!!!

  • @michellejohnson9202
    @michellejohnson9202 Год назад +2

    "The fractionalities between the Federalists and the Republicans would only become more intense". Truer words were never spoken about what's happening today in America between Democrats and Republicans.

    • @blam320
      @blam320 Год назад

      The Republican Party in the 1700s is not the same as the modern GOP, but the comparison is still relevant.

  • @vpagan73
    @vpagan73 Год назад +3

    He became great thanks to Hamilton, Jefferson, Martha, and others. He did his part, yes. Surrounding himself with smart people

    • @powerfulstrong5673
      @powerfulstrong5673 Год назад

      Why were the more senior statesman such as George Mason, Roger Sherman, Samuel Adams, George Wythe not elected to the office of POTUS or VOTES?

  • @Dasettabrook
    @Dasettabrook Год назад +2

    BEST GENERAL & PRESIDENT EVER IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. MUCH RESPECT TO YOU SIR.

  • @nettron6930
    @nettron6930 Год назад +6

    Chester Nimitz when? We've had most of the other countries military leaders. Yet Nimitz seems to get over looked.

  • @Djhuty
    @Djhuty 11 месяцев назад +2

    “Washington naively believed slavery would die out naturally.”
    This is a very valid belief, and it was on its way out before the civil war began.
    As a matter of fact, race relations would have been better off had slavery been allowed to continue until it had fully been recognized as the economic dead end it was as the Industrial Revolution set in. It would have been abolished likely before then, on grounds of slaves being more expensive, and it being cheaper to simply pay free people low wages-you know, how life was for workers in the industrial era- rather than upkeep a bunch of slaves whose labor was being outpaced by new inventions.

    • @Djhuty
      @Djhuty 11 месяцев назад

      It was not lost on the learned of Washington’s time that technology improves over time. Automatic weaponry, more efficient production methods, etc.. these were not fantastic stretches of the mind. They weren’t stupid. lol.
      It is very easy to see that technology may go on to replace the need for human labor. This is a mindset we carry to this day.
      Anyways, it’s okay to admit the civil war was a mistake.

  • @StephenLuke
    @StephenLuke Год назад +21

    RIP
    George Washington
    (1732-1799)

  • @OmegaDocumentary
    @OmegaDocumentary Год назад +1

    Thanks for the story.

  • @harrysurtees8710
    @harrysurtees8710 Год назад +3

    I consider George Washington the greatest American to ever live. George Washington along with Winston Churchill and Dwight D, Eisenhower helped sculpter hisory to favor good over evil. The father of the greatest nation to ever exist.

    • @blam320
      @blam320 Год назад +1

      You left out Abraham Lincoln.

  • @alien7875
    @alien7875 Год назад +1

    I love this type of history,

  • @jamesthompson8133
    @jamesthompson8133 Год назад +8

    George Washington is still the best general the world has ever seen. He never gave up and fought right along with his men. Made a couple of not so good calls but he always backed them up and never quit fighting even afterwards in politics. He is proudly the FATHER of our nation! Great job to everyone who worked on this! Well done!!!

    • @Endgame707
      @Endgame707 Год назад

      George Washington Was An Alien 👽

    • @TheAnnoyingBoss
      @TheAnnoyingBoss Год назад +1

      He never lost a battle enough to die. Even managed to surrender one and then lived to win another day. Think about that one bro thats wild. Its like 5d chess.

    • @davidanderson650
      @davidanderson650 Год назад

      That I doubt as weapons were nothing like present day trust me being under fire then to now he wouldn't stand a chance today

    • @davidanderson650
      @davidanderson650 Год назад

      Slave master pure and simple

  • @andy4905
    @andy4905 Год назад +2

    Those two talking trash anonymously thru print is the first social media trolling!

  • @davidkimball7427
    @davidkimball7427 Год назад +4

    There were 16 presidential terms before Washington starting with Peyton Randolph of Virginia. He opened the First Continental Congress on September 4, 1774.

    • @harlleygurrola8394
      @harlleygurrola8394 Год назад +6

      But they were confederation presidents, Washington was the first president to be Recognized by the Constitution

  • @MirrorOfUltimateHistory
    @MirrorOfUltimateHistory 9 месяцев назад

    Really a great video

  • @JohnPriceAutowerks
    @JohnPriceAutowerks Год назад +6

    I always thought he looked liked Queen Elizabeth 2, especially on the dollar bill

    • @JLFAN2009
      @JLFAN2009 Год назад +4

      Well, they were related -- seventh cousins, five times removed (I believe).

    • @JLFAN2009
      @JLFAN2009 Год назад

      @Neva Records Actually, they were second cousins, seven times removed -- both claiming descent from Colonel Augustine Warner.

  • @낭만건축이주혁소장
    @낭만건축이주혁소장 Год назад

    Great spirit man. Power. Self stop.

  • @johnkeller6063
    @johnkeller6063 Год назад +7

    He was an honest and honorable man.

  • @gregorymanson1015
    @gregorymanson1015 9 месяцев назад

    this guy narrating is a great one

  • @maztuckwell
    @maztuckwell Год назад +8

    George Washington, Marching to Kick Ass.
    Marching not to give up. Taking Action

  • @cl5193
    @cl5193 Год назад +2

    I think Washington had more skill, intellect, and courage than all his critics combined.

  • @henrysantos121
    @henrysantos121 Год назад +3

    (". matatan".),(".🤔."),(". Ribirin".)HS,
    What an amazing documentary, masterpiece of history
    Very well done,
    God bless United States of America history,

  • @Michael-g8h6d
    @Michael-g8h6d 4 месяца назад +2

    Can you imagine George Washington having a conversation with Kamala Harris

  • @Thesixwolf6
    @Thesixwolf6 Год назад +5

    That so dumb that people would not do anything unless he is a President he did not want to be a president he just wants to live at home with his family but he had no choice

  • @geraldgray-wolf670
    @geraldgray-wolf670 Год назад +2

    do a docu of general John J Pershing the grandfather of the U.S army and military.

  • @badazzmuffin5781
    @badazzmuffin5781 Год назад +1

    Washington was and is a symbol for something in america. Literally, the beginnings of an ideology similar to "the american dream."
    I've heard people crow about his mediocrity, how he took credit from wonderful people around him, and that he was a slave owner... but they are the one's that have never known anything about him beyond a meme on tiktok.
    When i hear the name george washington, i immediately think of the army and those around him that made everything possible. He is a symbol of all of it. His being humble and modest started a lineage of stopping idiots and tyrants after 8 years in office, and that's good enough for me. If people even knew all of these peoples positions on slavery, if they were being honest, they would shut up quick.

  • @humboldt777
    @humboldt777 Год назад +5

    An awesome stateman!

  • @dealbadreal
    @dealbadreal Год назад +2

    Thankful for him

  • @CornPopodopolis
    @CornPopodopolis Год назад +8

    Can you imagine kids growing up like this these days 😂 my how awful that would be. Kids have no idea just how easy they have it even the most unfortunate

  • @fatalquasar1854
    @fatalquasar1854 Год назад

    thank you, i have been researching our american historu

  • @danielsantiagourtado3430
    @danielsantiagourtado3430 Год назад +13

    The man who started it all for the US. Amazing content as always!

    • @yaad2226
      @yaad2226 Год назад

      THE MAN WHO HELP STOLE NATIVE LAND AND KILLED MILLIONS AND SLAVE MANY

    • @yaad2226
      @yaad2226 Год назад +2

      @@CashelOConnolly YO MAMA SAID THAT??

    • @yaad2226
      @yaad2226 Год назад +2

      @@CashelOConnolly THAT TRUE

    • @yaad2226
      @yaad2226 Год назад +1

      @@CashelOConnolly hey i did mean to hurt your feeling if you youtube search yo mama it just joke i am sorry about ur mom really that was painful may you have patience to over come such sorrow again i am very very sorry peace be upon you

    • @bwca4454
      @bwca4454 Год назад +1

      Reading the above exchange is a vivid display of the party game, Telephone.

  • @osonhodeleon
    @osonhodeleon Год назад

    One of the greatest americans of all time. Great documentary.

  • @charliechurch5004
    @charliechurch5004 Год назад +4

    WASHINGTON WAS A BADASS!!!

  • @user-yz4xo7ih6m
    @user-yz4xo7ih6m Год назад +6

    Remember without the french there is no America.

    • @dukedematteo1995
      @dukedematteo1995 Год назад

      Nah, the Continentals had it won by Saratoga.

    • @mikeroden213
      @mikeroden213 Год назад +1

      And without The United States there would be no France. We bailed them out not once but twice in both World Wars. WW1 was at a a stand still until we came over and busted through the trenches and accepted German surrender in a year. Then IN WW2 Hitler conquered France In days. We, with our British and Canadian allies preformed the greatest act heroism in history by storming the beaches of Normandy and liberating France and crushing Nazi Germany.

    • @WolfRoseQUEEN
      @WolfRoseQUEEN Год назад

      Everyone give it up for Americas favourite fighting French man !

    • @vern1221
      @vern1221 Год назад +1

      @@mikeroden213and then taking in Nazis

  • @rc59191
    @rc59191 Год назад +1

    One of the few true Independents and moderates out there. Wish he'd put aside his qualms about running for President and just do it we need him.

    • @TheAnnoyingBoss
      @TheAnnoyingBoss Год назад

      Moderate, right 😂 guys stone cold. One of the most accomplished humans who ever lived. Thats far from moderate. Guy is on another level hundreds of years ago. Most people are still behind him. He still governs the msot powerful nation today. Weve been doing nothing but playing by his rules for a couple hundred years. He based usa off Jesus Christ.

  • @AVHS20007
    @AVHS20007 Год назад +3

    i think that George was the best man at everything that he did in his lifetime

    • @TheAnnoyingBoss
      @TheAnnoyingBoss Год назад +2

      No one was perfect but for how rough of times it was they were coming out ontop. He lost more battles than he won and had a couple bad defeats but his wins were good and it goes to show you can lose more battles than you win and still win the war. The wild part about washington is his success in so many different areas that were radically historocally relavent. Few people had such an impact. Jesus is probably the only one. Jefferson got the declaration of independance july 4th 1776 but 1776 years before that they started tracking time amd marked the start at Jesus. Who the founders based usa off of. Its just wild how such historically relavent people all knew each other and they had to travel by horseback

  • @theartistformerlyknownashe1279
    @theartistformerlyknownashe1279 Год назад +1

    Washington was not the greatest General or political mind, but only Washington could hold the Army, Continental Congress and people together. Madison, Jefferson, Franklin and the rest of the Founding Fathers would be in the dust bin of failure without him. Perhaps the greatest genius of the Founding Fathers was the realization of that fact.

  • @tammykenton1188
    @tammykenton1188 11 месяцев назад +4

    George Washington is and always will be one of our founding fathers and our first President. That will never change, nor will my administration towards and for him.
    Thank GOD for George Washington!❤

  • @melindalewis3860
    @melindalewis3860 Год назад +1

    Favoritism ❤️

  • @chrisramsey6725
    @chrisramsey6725 Год назад +3

    You should do one on the man that saved the Revolution more than any single individual: Benedict Arnold. Without his bravery at Saratoga, the French never would have entered the war. A truly misunderstood man that today is just an archetype of traitor. But if you delve into the reasons why he turned, it is not black and white

    • @imout671
      @imout671 Год назад +3

      He had massive pride issues and was greedy. He felt insulted that his "value" was appropriately recognized and rewarded. Thats clear cut. He was brave and close friend to Washington but failed morality ruined him.

    • @TheAnnoyingBoss
      @TheAnnoyingBoss Год назад

      ​@@imout671 ben franklin held strong though. He was doing really wild stuff at the same time