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                What precedents did George Washington try to establish, but that failed shortly after his presidency?
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A He wanted to establish a cabinet and used the modest title of "Mr. President."He wanted to establish a cabinet and used the modest title of "Mr. President."
B He wanted to prevent political alliances and the development of political parties.He wanted to prevent political alliances and the development of political parties.
C He wanted to deliver a State of the Union address and take the Oath of Office with his hand on the Bible.He wanted to deliver a State of the Union address and take the Oath of Office with his hand on the Bible.
D He wanted to limit the length of office to two terms and establish retreats for rest during the stresses of the presidency.
            
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A He wanted to establish a cabinet and used the modest title of "Mr. President."He wanted to establish a cabinet and used the modest title of "Mr. President."
B He wanted to prevent political alliances and the development of political parties.He wanted to prevent political alliances and the development of political parties.
C He wanted to deliver a State of the Union address and take the Oath of Office with his hand on the Bible.He wanted to deliver a State of the Union address and take the Oath of Office with his hand on the Bible.
D He wanted to limit the length of office to two terms and establish retreats for rest during the stresses of the presidency.
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**B** He wanted to prevent political alliances and the development of political parties.
George Washington was concerned about the divisive nature of political parties and warned against them in his Farewell Address. However, political parties quickly began to form and became a significant part of the American political landscape shortly after his presidency.
    
**B** He wanted to prevent political alliances and the development of political parties.
George Washington was concerned about the divisive nature of political parties and warned against them in his Farewell Address. However, political parties quickly began to form and became a significant part of the American political landscape shortly after his presidency.
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