Question

Which was a precedent set by George Washington in his first term as president?


A.
He wore his general's uniform.


B.
He created the first political party.


C.
He lived in the White House.


D.
He appointed a cabinet of advisers.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Mabye ;)

Answer 3

George Washington was the first President and almost a demi-god to many people. Consequently everything of any note that he did set a powerful precedent. He supported a strong central government and helped it set up an effective system of taxation. He created the "farewell address" and established a precedent regarding the two term Presidency which is now the law. He warned against keeping a standing army, a precedent that lasted over 150 years. He chose the keeping a standing army, a precedent that lasted over 150 years. He chose the use of the presidential veto only if he believed a law violated the constitution, not just because he thought it was a bad law. This precedent lasted until over 40 years until Andrew Jackson took office.

Answer 4

so is it A. B. C. or D. thts all i need 2 know

Answer 5

A or D

Answer 6

uhhhh. "very helpful"

Answer 7

well i think its D so im sayin D

Answer 8

Washington did not wear a uniform as president, hated political parties and was not alive when the White House was built. He did appoint advisers to cabinet posts.
So yeah, D