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Questions on Washington and Hamilton

by Felix
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Who was the first President of the United States?

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What is a precedent in government?

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What group of advisors did Washington create?

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Why was Washington stepping down after two terms important?

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Who was Washington’s Secretary of the Treasury?

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What was a major goal of Hamilton’s economic plan?

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What did Hamilton want the federal government to take over?

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What national financial institution did Hamilton create?

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Why did Hamilton support tariffs?

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Who strongly opposed Hamilton’s economic plan?

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Washington was the first President.

A precedent guides future actions by leaders.

Washington formed a presidential Cabinet for advice.

Two-term limit helped limit executive power.

Hamilton led early U.S. financial policy.

The plan aimed to stabilize and grow the economy.

Assuming state war debts centralized finance.

The Bank was a cornerstone of his plan.

Tariffs protected industry and funded the government.

Jefferson favored farming and limited centralized power.

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