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The early United States established key precedents after the , as Washington led with a cautious approach to national power . He formed a , selecting Jefferson , Hamilton , Knox , and Randolph to guide policy . The created the federal court system , ensuring structure for law and governance . supported a strong central government , while favored stronger states and agricultural interests . The ) kept the young nation out of European wars , shaping future foreign policy .

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