America's First President: Setting Precedents

George Washington was initially reluctant to become the first US president, preferring a quiet retirement. However, his leadership was crucial, and he set many precedents, such as forming a cabinet and nominating federal judges. As a diplomat, he managed foreign relations and domestic issues. Washington's decision to step down after two terms influenced the 22nd Amendment. His actions shaped the presidency, providing stability and guidance for future leaders.

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