Question

4 place the events of george washingtons life in chronological order.
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takes command of continental army
opposes stamp act as virginia legislator
leads colonial militia in french and indian war
leaves office after second term as president
oversees ratification of bill of rights
presides over constitutional convention

Explanation:

To place George Washington's life events in chronological order, we analyze the time periods of each event:

1. Opposes Stamp Act as Virginia legislator: The Stamp Act was in 1765. This is one of the earliest events as it relates to colonial opposition before major military or political leadership in the revolution.
2. Leads colonial militia in French and Indian War: The French and Indian War was from 1754 - 1763, which is earlier than the Revolutionary War - related events.
3. Takes command of Continental Army: This happened in 1775, at the start of the American Revolutionary War.
4. Presides over Constitutional Convention: The Constitutional Convention was in 1787, after the Revolutionary War and before his presidency.
5. Oversees ratification of Bill of Rights: The Bill of Rights was ratified in 1791, during his presidency.
6. Leaves office after second term as President: Washington's second term ended in 1797.

Answer:

1. Opposes Stamp Act as Virginia legislator
2. Leads colonial militia in French and Indian War
3. Takes command of Continental Army
4. Presides over Constitutional Convention
5. Oversees ratification of Bill of Rights
6. Leaves office after second term as President