Which statement best describes an advantage George Washington had as the first president of the United States?

He had the support and advice of leaders from other republics.

He had years of experience leading democratic state governments.

He oversaw a strong U. S. economy with very little debt.

He was highly respected and had been elected unanimously.

"He was highly respected and had been elected unanimously" statement best describes an advantage George Washington had as the first president of the United States.

Option: D

Explanation:

President Washington, overwhelmingly elected twice, has set several important precedents for the presidency. He was strongly influenced in the system by the presidency's road to success, setting an example in all areas involving political power, military activity and economic policy.

He was among American Revolution's most revered heroes. He was in charge of the Continental Army. After the revolution and facing one of the most complex election he was accorded with the United States of America's first president. George had learned a lot from him, but not enough to have himself become a planter.