Washington set many precedents during his time as President of the United States. What does it mean that he set many precedents?(1 point) Responses It means he served as president. It means he served as president. It means that he made decisions that set an example for future presidents of the United States, in how they should act and organize the executive branch. It means that he made decisions that set an example for future presidents of the United States, in how they should act and organize the executive branch. It means he gave Congress more Constitutional power. It means he gave Congress more Constitutional power. It means he took rights away from the press

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It means that he made decisions that set an example for future presidents of the United States, in how they should act and organize the executive branch.
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