Today's question:

Refusing to let the American Revolution die, did George Washington cross the Delaware River on Christmas night in 1776?*

With "hindpsych," the answer is "yes"!  In our Tarot spread, note that all of the figures are looking toward the left.  Accordingly, we read the cards from right to left.  The right card, "The Chariot," is a symbol of conquest, honor, and bravery.  The chariot represents Washington's boat and mission.  The middle card, "Temperance," depicts a figure pouring water from one vessel to another.  This figurative flowing between two realms points to Washington's literal crossing from one bank of the river to the other.  The left card is "Hanged Man," symbolizing a hero willing to sacrifice himself for a cause.  Note that the hanged man's life is in suspension, but he is not dead.  We can say with confidence that Washington heroically crossed the Delaware on Christmas in 1776, and we can now move on.