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How did Washington’s administration help establish a strong federal government? (Choose 3) A A by negotiating treaties B B by defeating Great Britain C C by writing the Bill of Rights D D by ratifying the Constitution E E by enforcing taxes and laws F F by establishing a national bank 8. What did Jay’s Treaty do for the United States? A A It gave most of present-day Ohio to the United States, but protected lands both west and north of the new boundaries for Native Americans. B B It arranged for armed conflict between the United States and Native American tribes to cease and for both sides to return captured prisoners. C C It announced that the United States would remain neutral when other countries went to war and would not create permanent alliances with other countries. D D It arranged the withdrawal of the British military from the Northwest Territory and granted the United States “most favored nation” status for trade with Britain. 9. How did the First National Bank established during the Washington Administration stabilize the U.S. economy? A A It paid off government debts from the American Revolution. B B It created a new currency that could be used across the nation. C C It used tax dollars to purchase new territories from Native American tribes. D D It made loans to the government and provided a place for the government to deposit tax dollars.

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Here are the answers to your questions:

7. How did Washington’s administration help establish a strong federal government? (Choose 3)

• D by ratifying the Constitution
• E by enforcing taxes and laws
• F by establishing a national bank

8. What did Jay’s Treaty do for the United States?

• D It arranged the withdrawal of the British military from the Northwest Territory and granted the United States “most favored nation” status for trade with Britain.

9. How did the First National Bank established during the Washington Administration stabilize the U.S. economy?

• D It made loans to the government and provided a place for the government to deposit tax dollars.

These selections reflect key actions and agreements that contributed to the establishment and stabilization of the federal government and economy during Washington’s presidency.