Washington and the Revolutionary War: Interpretations
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This worksheet explores different historical interpretations of George Washington's role in the American Revolution. Students will compare contrasting historians' views, analyze reasons for differences, and evaluate which perspective they find more convincing.
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Washington and the Revolutionary War: Interpretations
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Contrasting Historians' Views on George Washington
Historian A: John Adams – Military Leadership Perspective
'George Washington was the indispensable leader of the American Revolution. His strategic skills and steady leadership kept the Continental Army together during critical moments, such as the winter at Valley Forge. His ability to inspire confidence and his courage under pressure were vital for the colonies' eventual victory.'
Historian B: Carol Berkin – Political and Social Perspective
'While Washington's military role was important, his significance also lies in his political vision and ability to unify the colonies. His leadership helped establish the new nation’s identity and set precedents for future governance. His influence extended beyond battles to shaping American political culture.'
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- 1/1/2026
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- 1/1/2026
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