GEORGE WASHINGTON 1732 -1799 President 1789-1797.

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GEORGE WASHINGTON 1732 -1799 President 1789-1797

Washington’s Not So Wooden Teeth- Made of cow’s teeth, human teeth & elephant ivory

“I cannot tell a lie…”

Commander of the Continental Army.

Chairman of the Constitutional Convention

Washington sets precedents for future Presidents to follow. The two- term tradition. Mr. President

Martha Washington What A Hottie!!!!

Washington’s Home Mount Vernon, Virginia

Mount Rushmore South Dakota

Washington Monument

The Great Seal

ALEXANDER HAMILTON 1757-1804 Sec. of Treasury

Hamilton-Burr Duel July 11th, 1804

THOMAS JEFFERSON 1743 -1826 Sec. of State

Thomas Jefferson vs. Alexander Hamilton * Born poor /illegitimate. * Desired aristocratic led govt. with strong central government. * Industrial society – Urban, large cities. * Admired Great Britain. * Free labor – no slavery. * Loose interpretation of the Constitution. * “Man is basically evil, needs to be controlled by a strong government. * Supported creation of Bank of US. * Born Wealthy. * Favored common man. * Supported a republic and a weak national government. * Agrarian Society, rural, small farms. * Favored France. * Slave owner / Hated slavery. * Strict interpretation of the Constitution. * “ A government governs best, which governs least.” * Opposed Bank of US.

The Farewell Address President Washington advises the country to …

1. Avoid the rise of political parties. 2. Reject Sectionalism- Think Nationally 3. Avoid “Entangling Alliances.” Stay out of foreign Affairs.