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George Washington was the

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first President of the United States.

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George Washington was the _____ President of the United States.

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1st

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George Washington created a group of advisors to assist him in running the country. This system is called:

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The Presidential Cabinet

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Which of the following was a position created by Washington to help him govern the country?
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Secretary of War,
Secretary of Treasury,
Secretary of State,
All of the above were positions created by Washington

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All of the above were positions created by Washington

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Some accomplishments of George Washington as the first President were that he: formed a cabinet, made Supreme Court nominations, coined the title "Mr. President"

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all of the above

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Hamilton believed that a national bank was constitutional based on

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implied powers and a loose interpretation of the Constitution.

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During Washington’s first term as president, the United States faced ongoing tensions with

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France and Britain.

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During the French Revolution, which statement would most likely have been said by a FEDERALIST like Alexander Hamilton? Options: “Because France helped our revolution, we should help them!”; Gee, I’m not sure who I support.; “Because British trade is so important, we should not get involved!”

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“Because British trade is so important, we should not get involved!”

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During the French Revolution, which of the following would most likely have been said by a DEMOCRATIC-REPUBLICAN like Thomas Jefferson: “Because France helped our revolution, we should help them!”; “Gee, I’m not sure who I support.”; “Because British trade is so important, we should not get involved!”

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“Because France helped our revolution, we should help them!”

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In Washington’s farewell address, Washington gave advice as to how the country should go forward. What advice did Washington NOT give?

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to restrict all foreigners from becoming Americans, because they will only bring trouble