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Chapter 9 – Copy what is in blue The First President Chapter 9 – Copy what is in blue

Question? Why do you think they chose George Washington as the first president of the United States. Try to come up with at least 4 reasons.

Washington Takes Office George Washington becomes the first president Washington knew that his actions and decisions would set precedents or traditions, that would help shape the nation's future.

Precedents “State of the Union Speech” – the president gives congress info about how the country is doing. Calling him Mr. President ( not your Highness) Creating a Cabinet Only serving two terms Establishing America as neutral in foreign affairs Farewell Address

Washington’s Cabinet Vice President: John Adams Secretary of State (Handles relations with other nations): Thomas Jefferson Secretary of the Treasury (money): Alexander Hamilton Secretary of War (Nations defense): Henry Knox

Video https://www.biography.com/people/george-washington-9524786