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What Are George Washington's Leadership Qualities
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I am going to tell you some leadership qualities of George Washington. George Washington was honesty, piety, and physical strength. He learned the importance of hard worker and efficiency. He worked hard, saved his money, and bought unclaimed land. George Washington freed his slaves and tried to set an example for others to follow. He was to take command of the Continental Army.

He was honesty and he will tell the truth. He was responsible for his work and other things he's need to do. He had courage, determination, and mental agility to keep the American cause one step ahead of complete disintegration until he figured out how to win the unprecedented revolutionary struggle he was leading.

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