Which important precedent did George Washington set for the executive branch during his administration

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Kamila Koch

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19 May, 07:29

Which important precedent did George Washington set for the executive branch during his administration

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Jordin Mcdaniel · Answer 1

George Washington formed a group of leaders to advise the president.

Mila Duke · Answer 2

One of the most lauded precedents set by George Washington's presidency is his decision to choose the title of president of the United States. Washington instilled the idea that the president is an executive, not a monarch. Washington also avoided becoming dictatorial with his executive powers.