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General Washington set up camp in Valley Forge during winter. What was his reason for doing this? Give examples of what really happened.
Who were the Tories? How were many of the Tories treated? How do you think they should have been treated?
What kind of government is described in the Constitution? What are the three branches, and what do they do? Do you think one branch is more important than the others? Why or why not?
Discuss the president's different responsibilities. Which responsibility would you find most difficult? Why?
Describe why President Washington was unhappy during his second term in office.
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