Washington was the first president, and as such had to make the first precedents. Knowing very well that he could not possibly lead a kindling and growing nation singlehandedly, he created a "cabinet" designed to aid him with major decisions; however, Washington would always have the final say. Actually, the term "cabinet" came from meetings he had with a few advisers in his kitchen. Washington himself was actually a timid gentleman, never having enjoyed a lavish lifestyle, he would take walks outside trying to appear as a normal man, and not a distinguished army leader/president. This simply shows how Washington did not want a lot of power anywhere close to tyranny. In addition, the war was fought for freedom and republican ideals advocating liberty and equality to the people of the nation, basically repudiating any form of monarchy and advocating democracy. That is why, if you go back a few years, the idea of a strong central government sounded preposterous to the ears of the revolutionaries. To avoid gaining too much power and appearing to be a king, he created permanent advisers as part of the executive branch.
to give him advise, and help make desicions
Washington established the cabinet, so he must have thought it was necessary. Later on during his presidency, two political parties where created. The Leaders of the two parties where in his cabinet, Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton. Washington did not side with either of them. He thought that political parties where corrupt, so he enforced his rule in his cabinet to the fullest. People have documented possible times where they heard Washington yelling and arguing with his cabinet, making sure there is no sign of political parties.
George Washington Carver made exactly 325 peanut products.
Origins of Containment
It as seen as a way to create more slave holding states.
It was intended to be a haven for the English Catholic minority and a place to create wealth. George Calvert the first Lord Baltimore applied for the charter but died before it was granted to his son.
George Washington created the Cabinet in 1789 because he thought he needed advisors. The Cabinet is a group of men and women who are the President's closest advisors.
The Cabinet was created by George Washington, the first President of the United States. He appointed four Cabinet members to help him in fulfill his responsibilities and give him advice.
Secretary of Homeland Security was added to the cabinet after 9/11 while Bush was President.
Secretary of Homeland Security was added to the cabinet after 9/11 while Bush was President.
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The president appoints the cabinet, subject to Senate approval. He can not create or eliminate cabinet positions. Only Congress can do that.
The power to create a cabinet level post belongs to the president. However, the Congress much appropriate the funds to operate it. The most recent cabinet department is the Department of Homeland Security.
The Constititution provides the power to creat cabinet positions. George Washington decided he needed Secretaries of State, War,Treasury and an Attorney General and asked Congress to create and fund these positions. He then appointed people to fill them and got them approved by the senate.
what was aneffect os sargon's decision to create an empire in sumer
The place in the Constitution in which Washington claimed it gave him the power to create a cabinet was Article 2, Section 2, Clause 2.
Washington established the cabinet, so he must have thought it was necessary. Later on during his presidency, two political parties where created. The Leaders of the two parties where in his cabinet, Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton. Washington did not side with either of them. He thought that political parties where corrupt, so he enforced his rule in his cabinet to the fullest. People have documented possible times where they heard Washington yelling and arguing with his cabinet, making sure there is no sign of political parties.
The founding fathers create the congressional decision making process to be... slow and deliberative.