How did Washington feel about the United States Constitution?

A) He felt it was weak and wanted to improve it with many amendments.

B) Washington was not familiar with the Constitution.

C) Washington believed the Constitution gave too much power to the national government.

D) He was proud of the Constitution and believed in the ideals it in which it was founded.

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Reginald Ryan

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21 December, 13:09

How did Washington feel about the United States Constitution?

A) He felt it was weak and wanted to improve it with many amendments.

B) Washington was not familiar with the Constitution.

C) Washington believed the Constitution gave too much power to the national government.

D) He was proud of the Constitution and believed in the ideals it in which it was founded.

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Jaylan Wade · Answer 1

Must be D. George Washington was a Federalist, and that party believed that the government under the articles was not strong enough and they needed a constitution that gave the federal government more power. He became president due to the making of the Constitution, so he must have supported it one way or another.

Savage · Answer 2

D the Constitution gave a lot of power to the national hovernment, washington thought the states should take on more