When was George Washington named Commander in Chief?
Answer: May 10, 1775
Learn More :
College History
- What did the Americans acquire with the Treaty of Paris?
- Where did the final phase take place?
- Where did the second phase mostly take place?
- When was most of the fighting in New England?
- Abigail Adams wrote a note to John Adams asking for what?
- When was the Slave Petition given to the General Assembly in Connecticut?
- What was the Proclamation Rebellion and when was it sent?
- When were the first elections for the President and House of Representatives?
- When was the ratification of the Constitution official?
- When did the ratification on the Constitution start?
- By how many states did the constitution need to be ratified by?
- When was the Articles of Confederation ratified?
- When was the Articles of Confederation adopted by Congress?
- What document was the government set up under?
- When was "The American Crisis" published?
- What was the name of Thomas Paine's second pamphlet?
- Who did Washington immediately make general?
- When did Washington resign from Commander in Chief?
- When was the Declaration of Independence signed?
- When did they vote for Independence?
- What did "Common Sense" argue against?
- When was "Common Sense" published?
- Who wrote "Common Sense"?
- Who gave the "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death" speech to the House of Burgesses?
If the answers is incorrect or not given, you can answer the above question in the comment box. If the answers is incorrect or not given, you can answer the above question in the comment box.