Question

George Washington was an enormously popular general. Why didn't he try to become a king?

He believed in a republican form of government.
He knew the army would be hard to control.
He thought future monarchs would abuse power.
He was afraid he would be assassinated. <--

Answer 1

What do you think @CountryGurl15

Answer 2

D

Answer 3

Hint, by becoming a king he becomes the very thing he fought against.

Answer 4

C?

Answer 5

It's either A or C

Answer 6

Try again

Answer 7

Leaning more towards C tho =)

Answer 8

Hint, President isn't a term used in monarchies.

Answer 9

Damn lots of ppl on this question

Answer 10

Your options so far are a and c

Answer 11

Hint, it's a vowel.

Answer 12

Sooo.. Is it A or C?

Answer 13

lol No C isn't a vowel lol I think it's more C, he did know that future monarchs would abuse power that is what he did not want =)

Answer 14

Which one of those choices is starts with a vowel?

Answer 15

I know that lol but everyones saying a and c

Answer 16

Yes

Answer 17

It is one of those two.

Answer 18

George Washington is unique in history. He is one of the few men who willingly gave up power because of his conviction to republican principals.
He took charge of the army based on those beliefs.
It would make no sense to him to do anything other than to retire from the army and leave control to the new government.

Answer 19

Yes, exactly. You win a medal for your efforts!