Washington's Presidency

Hamilton and Jefferson were part of this group of experts who advised the President.

• armoire

• cubby

• cabinet

• cabal

This person made investments on risky ventures in hopes of making a profit

• bondsmen

• inaugurator

• speculator

• cabinet

A person, whose actions or decisions are set as examples for others to follow, is setting a

• example

• President

• bond

• precedent

The ceremony where a President is publicly sworn into office is called a(n)

• initation

• interest

• inauguration

• assumption

Taxes on imported goods are called

• tariffs

• income taxes

• just taxes

• domestic taxes

When a person is purchasing a certificate in which she is loaning money to the government, then she is buying a

• bond

• inauguration

• tariff

• speculator's document

Washington's Secretary of State

• Henry Knox

• Alexander Hamilton

• Thomas Jefferson

• Edmund Randolph

Washington's Secretary of The Treasury

• Henry Knox

• Alexander Hamilton

• Thomas Jefferson

• Edmund Randolph

The President's Cabinet refers to

• The president's closest friends

• Where the president keeps his beverages.

• The president's competition.

• The president's advisers.

As part of his financial plan Alexander Hamilton wanted to create a

• standing army

• Marine Corps

• national bank

• plan to end slavery