Mock Interview W/ George Washington - 768 Words

Good day General Washington. My name is James Powelli, and I run the local newspaper, â€Å"Events of America.† My readers asked me to interview you, so that they could gain some insight on your life. They would also like to know something about you and what challenges and events you faced before, during and after becoming president. So let us get started. JP: Where and when were you born? GW: I was born on February 22, 1732, in Westmoreland County, Virginia. JP: At what time did you enter the military? GW: I was appointed adjutant with a rank of major in Virginia’s Militia in 1753. JP: What inspired you to join the military and what kept you there? GW: I inherited a love for the military from my late brother Lawrence, and I felt†¦show more content†¦JP: Well Mr. Washington, I would like to thank you very much for your time. My readers are very excited to hear your thoughts. Is there anything else which you would like to add? GW: No, thank you. 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