What Was George Washington's Private life Like

The video explores George Washington's private life, including his romantic entanglements, his role as a slave owner, and the rumors spread by British officials. It also highlights Martha Washington's influence and Washington's ventures in whiskey production and mule breeding.

What was George Washington's relationship with Sally Fairfax?

• She was his business partner.

• She was his wife.

• She was a married woman he wrote romantic letters to.

• She was his sister.

Why did George Washington marry Martha Dandridge Custis?

• For love and companionship.

• To escape from his family.

• To gain political power.

• For social convention and economic prospects.

How many slaves did George Washington own by the end of his life?

• 123

• 317

• 200

• 56

What was the name of the child allegedly fathered by George Washington with an enslaved woman?

• Jacky

• Patsy

• West Ford

• Royal Gift

What was the purpose of the British fabricating stories about George Washington?

• To praise his leadership.

• To promote his business ventures.

• To destroy his reputation.

• To support his presidency.

How did Martha Washington feel about George becoming president?

• She was thrilled and supportive.

• She was indifferent.

• She was unhappy and felt like a state prisoner.

• She encouraged him to take the role.

What was one of George Washington's business ventures outside politics?

• Operating a coal mine.

• Running a distillery.

• Managing a shipping company.

• Owning a textile mill.

What is the legend associated with Betsy Ross and George Washington?

• She designed the first American flag.

• She was Washington's personal assistant.

• She was a spy for the British.

• She was Washington's seamstress for his uniforms.

What animal did George Washington breed to revolutionize American agriculture?

• Horses

• Cows

• Mules

• Sheep

Why did Washington believe mules would benefit American farmers?

• They were more resistant to disease.

• They were easier to train.

• They required less feed than horses.

• They were faster than horses.