George Washington was not the first president of the United States -- it was John Hanson?

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Most people forgot, but equally importantly, John Hansen was the first President of the Continental Congress after federal terms were approved. His descendants who tried to revive the memory of the national hero recently told Yahoo News. Hansen was appointed in 1781.

George Washington was widely regarded as the first president, but was elected in 1789 after leading the mainland troops to defeat England in the revolutionary war.

Hansen was a businessman from Maryland state and was elected to lead the country in his early childhood by his colleagues at the first continental conference. He served from November 3, 1781 to November 5, 178.

Just after thirteen colonies declared independence from the British monarchy, he and the first parliament worked under original federal conditions.

Before George Washington was promoted, Hansen was not the only person to lead the continental meeting, but he was the first

"Mr. John Hansen and his parliament inherited a blank list, had to build the government with a complete layout - and succeeded," Peter Michael told Yahoo News.

Michael is a descendant of Hansen and promises to bring back the contribution of his ancestors to the establishment of the country to return it to the public's consciousness.

The original America was an independent government and there was no independent branch. The legislature and the executive branch were established during his term

In today's history book, the bold type name also points to Hansen to guide the formation of his new country of the 1960s.

"Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Franklin and other revolutionary American idols regarded John Hansen as two people who saved the country and built relationships between Hansen and the people," Michael said.

"When no one else can do this, he persuaded the land in the western part of the six western provinces."

According to Michael, Hansen also made Thanksgiving the first legal holiday in the United States.

Michael explained: "Thanksgiving as a memorial has been recognized since the pilgrims." "But John Hanson set Thanksgiving as the official holiday of the annual holiday."

According to at least one historian, President Abraham Lincoln said that not all states had celebrated this vacation until 1863. It was confirmed as the last Thursday of November every year to promote solidarity during the civil war.

According to the joint parliament resolution signed by President Franklin Roosevelt, the feast of the year became a paid vacation in 1941.

Many people think that John Hansen is the first President of the United States, not George Washington, but it is not so. According to federal terms, there is no administrative office in the United States. The chairperson of the Diet is a ceremonial position of the Congress. According to the Constitution, the secretariat asked Hansen to handle the handling of communications and sign the official document, but the president of the United States never did such a job.

"If the signature is signed in 1781, the president is needed to manage the country John Hansen was unanimously elected by Congress (including George Washington) ... As the first president, Hansen will meet There is no one who has served the president and the definition of the role is not clear.The Google search "John Hansen" + "First President" creates more than 46,000 games, And most (but not all) insisted that Washington was not the first game, I can see myths of myth here, but this myth needs to be broken, this is not only trivial and confusing - it is me Distort the initial nature of our government

"Who is the first president of the United States, I think George Washington is your best guess, after all, did anyone else think about it, but look back on your history book, In the first few years of this young country, who owns this country? Indeed, the first President of America is John Hansen! I can hear you now - who is John? Mr. John Hansen, the first American President "