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Which was an advantage George Washington had in his first term as the first president of the United States?

A.
He chose advisers who all agreed on how to handle major issues.

B.
He had the respect of the country and was elected unanimously.

C.
He had the example of presidents in other republics to follow.

D.
He could choose to ignore the debts the country had incurred in the war.



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TheWaffleKing33
I'm not 100% sure but I think its B. If this is not correct I'm super sorry
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The advantage George Washington had in his first term as the first President of the United States was that B. He had the respect ...

Was George Washington elected unanimously?

President George Washington broke the records as the only US President to have won the unanimous votes of the electoral college in his first and second tenures.

Thus, George Washington's advantage in his first term did not emanate from his choice of advisers, examples of other republics' presidents, or his ignoring wartime debts; he earned respect during the American Revolution.

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