
Creating the Constitution
The founding fathers struggled to compromise while developing the governing documents of the United States - see Washington did to help unite them.
Washington’s promise of religious freedom quickly spread throughout the country and was solidified through the 1791 Bill of Rights. Religious Freedom is now the fundamental law of the United States.
The founding fathers struggled to compromise while developing the governing documents of the United States - see Washington did to help unite them.
Washington resigned from office in 1796, just after his second term. Washington informed the public of this through his Farewell Address. Read more about Washington's address and the impact it had on the American people.
Washington believed that all religions had the right to worship freely, and wanted to make sure this lasted for generations to come. Read more about Washington and religion in the link below.
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Learn how George Washington successfully established religious freedom in America with this 15 minute film!