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Yes he did in his second term when the Republicans under Jefferson and Madison were beginning to fear that "federalism" under Washington was going to move the country away from its revolutionary ideals. Washington was growing older and some members of the Republicans opposing him made false comments that he was going senile.
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Who is the president of America when England lose revolutionary war?
George Washington became the first president
How did Cleveland lose popularity in the west?
How did Cleveland lose popularity in the west
Who allowed George Washington to be the 1st president?
The American public, through the Electoral College, allowed George Washington to be the first president. Washington was unanimously elected by the electors in 1788 and 1792, demonstrating his widespread support and popularity among the people of the newly formed United States.
How did the Iranians hostage crisis affect American opinion of their president?
President Carter's popularity declined.
Why did Americans choose George Washington as your first president?
Because of his heroic performance winning the Revolutonary War and his great popularity among those who had served in the Revolutionary Army.
Why did Grant lose his popularity with voters?
The corruption of his administration.
When did the water wheel lose its popularity?
In the 1800's
Will Tetris ever lose it's popularity?
Due to its current popularity, and the simplicity of the game play, probably not.
Was George Washington the president in 1903?
George Washington was not president in 1903. Washington was president from 1789 to 1797. Theodore Roosevelt was president in 1903.
How do you use president Washington in a sentence?
President Washington was the first president of the United States.
How did president Lincoln lose his leg?
President Lincoln didn't lose a leg
What is the Congress counted the votes for President the tally showed that the vote for George Washington was?
When Congress counted the votes for President in 1789, George Washington received unanimous support from the electors, tallying a total of 69 electoral votes. This overwhelming endorsement reflected his popularity and the trust the nation placed in him as a leader. Washington's election marked the first instance of a presidential vote in U.S. history.
