Question

Which of George Washington's beliefs best explains why he stepped down as leader of the Continental Army?

He believed family was more important than military service, and he wanted to set that example for all soldiers.

He knew the Continental Army was not performing as it should, and he stepped down and asked for a more effective leader to take his place.

He believed in democracy and a government ruled by the people. Even though this was his greatest moment, he didn't want to make himself a king.

While he was commander in chief of the Continental Army, he lost the majority of h

Answer 1

The fourth one is:While he was commander in chief of the Continental Army, he lost the majority of his battles, so he stepped down from the position and returned home.

Answer 2

which one do you think it is?

Answer 3

mmm C???

Answer 4

Yes. You know why right?

Answer 5

idk.. but the others dont gooo

Answer 6

"In 1796, at age 64, Washington longed for the peace of Mount Vernon. The increasing political conflict that pitted Jeffersonians against Hamiltonians strained his ability to be the leader of all the people. Washington’s concept of leadership—doing what was best for the whole country—was rapidly being smothered by partisan bickering between the new political parties. Washington could have had a third term as president. But he chose to step down, once and for all ending the idea that he wanted to be a lifetime king. By giving up political power, he made his final major political contribution to our constitutional form of government."

Answer 7

ohhh

Answer 8

if you want a better explanation, do google or check your textbook. I'm sure you'll find some answers.

Answer 9

Its a pre test i cant use my textbook :S But i understood the explanation you gave meee thanks :)