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SS- Unit 1 Chapter 3

The First President

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Who was George Washington's Vice President? John Adams
Where did Washington first serve his presidency? New York City, New York
In what year did Washington become president? 1789
Why was the Washington Monument built? to honor the first president of the United States
State a claim about how George Washington actions during his presidency still affect America today? He provided that the federal government would enforce laws, he set the precedent for president to serve two terms.
Why did Washington leave the presidency in 1797? He did not want to be view as a monarch
Which statement describes the role of George Washington? He was the first president of the United States
What was the purpose of the president cabinet? to advise the president on matters of the national importance
Which precedents did Washington set while in office? enforcing federal laws, creating first cabinet, refusing to run for a third time
How did the US people feel about George Washington? Many people respected and admired George Washington because he was a brave leader who helped lead the American colonies during the Revolutionary War and became the first President of the United States.
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