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George Washington entered the presidency in 1789 with few established traditions to follow. His two terms helped define the cabinet, federal authority, foreign policy, and the peaceful transfer of presidential power.

The Whiskey Rebellion began with resistance to a federal tax on distilled spirits and became an early test of the government created by the Constitution. See why western farmers resisted, how the conflict escalated, and how George Washington responded.

Valley Forge became a defining test for George Washington's Continental Army. During the winter of 1777-78, soldiers faced shortages, disease, and uncertainty while new training and discipline helped prepare them for the battles ahead.

Who were the Founding Fathers, and why does their legacy still matter today? Explore the extraordinary men who risked everything to build a nation founded on liberty, faith, and the enduring principles of freedom.

Step onto the battlefields where America’s story was forged. From the first shots at Lexington and Concord to the pivotal moments of Gettysburg and Pearl Harbor, these historic sites reveal the courage, sacrifice, and determination that shaped a nation. Discover the battles that changed history, inspired generations, and secured the freedoms enjoyed today, while gaining a deeper appreciation for the people who fought to preserve them.