The correct answer is "He was a leader in the British army."
George Washington (1732-1799) leaded the American forces in the American Revolutionary War and became the First President of the United States, this why he is considered one of the Fathers of this country.
The Seven Years' War took place before all that, between 1756 and 1763. It was a global conflict involving all European powers. Due to the his former experience in the French and Indian Wars, Washington was appointed leader of the British militia from Virginia, and fiercely fought the French there.
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The capital of Delhi was first established by the king, Anangapala from Tomara Dynasty. Tomara Dynasty was one of the early medieval dynasties of northern India.
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A. Eleanor of Aquitaine
Neither Charlemagne, Joan of Arc nor Henry II were alive at the time of the third crusade, so they cannot be the correct answer. Eleanor of Aquitaine was Richard I's mother and she was well known for her political influence, and she did help rule England while Richard I was away, therefore (A) is the correct answer.
One of those accomplishments was to teach his soldiers discipline. They were fighting poorly because they lacked it. Hope this helps!
