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1 Establishing Precedents
George Washington Establishing Precedents

2 Precedent Setting President
Precedent_something done or said that may serve as an example or rule to authorize or justify a subsequent act of the same kind. Give an example of a precedent. Does the example work when compared with the definition?

3 Precedent Setting President
Washington accomplished many firsts for the presidency of the United States.

4 Movie Focus on the contributions and precedents of George Washington as related by Dr. Higganbotham Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. List at least 3 contributions and 3 precedents on a piece of paper.

5 George Washington’s Contributions to the Office of the Presidency
Dr. Higginbotham Quick Time Movie George Washington’s Contributions to the Office of the Presidency Script: George Washington’s Contributions to the Office of the Presidency

6 Contributions What contributions did you list?
What precedents established by Washington did you list?

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