I NEED HELP THIS DUE IN 30 MINUTES ILL GIVE YOU THE BRAINLIEST!!! George Washington was born on February 22, 1732, in an old-fashioned Virginia farmhouse near the Potomac River, on what was known as Bridge's Creek Plantation. The house had four rooms on the ground floor, with an attic of long sloping roofs and an enormous brick chimney at each end. George's father was a wealthy planter, owning land in four counties, more than 5,000 acres in all. Some of his lands were on the banks of the Rappahannock River, near which he had invested in iron-mines. To this plantation, the family removed when George was seven-years-old, the new home being nearly opposite Fredericksburg, then a small village. Here, he was sent to a small school and taught by a man named Hobby, a sexton1 of the church and tenant of George's father. It was a simple sort of training the boy received from such a schoolmaster. He learned a little reading and a little writing and that was about all.

1. a person who takes care of church buildings and properties

Which sentence could be ADDED to the passage to SUPPORTED the main idea?

A. George Washington's elder brother, Lawrence, played a great role in shaping his character.

B. At school, George also studied the book The Rules of Civility, which taught him to behave politely in society.

C. George took up his first formal political position in the Northern District of the state of Virginia.

D. During the war in 1775, George Washington was appointed the Commander in Chief of the Continental Army.