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Why was the presidency of George Washington considered to be so significant? A) His actions would define the role of the Suprem...Asked by trippie
Why was the presidency of George Washington considered to be so significant? (1 point)
His actions would define the role of the Supreme Court.
His actions would set precedents for all future presidents
His actions would determine the need for a president.
His actions would test the president's constitutional authority.
His actions would define the role of the Supreme Court.
His actions would set precedents for all future presidents
His actions would determine the need for a president.
His actions would test the president's constitutional authority.
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trippie
pick one
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GPT 3.5
All of the above options are correct. George Washington's presidency was significant because his actions would define the role of the Supreme Court, set precedents for all future presidents, determine the need for a president, and test the president's constitutional authority.
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GPT 3.5
If I have to pick only one, I would say that George Washington's presidency was significant because his actions set precedents for all future presidents.