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Chapter 3 Unit 1

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Who was the first U.S president? George Washington
What year did George Washington become president? 1789
Where did Washington first serve as president? New York City
Who was Washington's Vice President? John Adams
What is the president's cabinet? A group that advises the president
What does "advise" mean? To give advice or help make a decision
Name one precedent Washington set. Creating the first cabinet
Name another precedent Washington set. Enforcing federal laws
What did Washington do after two terms? He chose to not run for a third term.
Why did Washington leave the presidency? He did not want the president to be like a king.
What is the Washington Monument? A monument honoring George Washington
What did Washington warn Americans about? Becoming divided into political parties
What does "monarch" mean? A king or queen.
What does "precedent" mean? An example future presidents can follow
What are 3 precedents from this lesson? Enforcing federal laws, refusing a third term, and creating the first cabinet.
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