Which were precedents set by George Washington during his presidency? A. He dressed in his general's uniform and chose former officers as advisers. B. He served three terms as president and made all decisions alone. C. He lived in the White House and created the nation's first political party. D. He wore civilian clothes and did not act as though he were royalty.

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Heather Tate

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25 March, 01:15

Which were precedents set by George Washington during his presidency? A. He dressed in his general's uniform and chose former officers as advisers. B. He served three terms as president and made all decisions alone. C. He lived in the White House and created the nation's first political party. D. He wore civilian clothes and did not act as though he were royalty.

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Jaydon Ross · Answer 1

"D. He wore civilian clothes and did not act as though he were royalty" is the correct response. Washington famously was not very enthusiastic about the presidency.