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The problems that the nation faced during Washington's presidency was remaining neutral, the neutrality proclamation, the French question, Jay's and Pickney's treaties, and the conflicts in the Northwest Territory.
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What was washingtons major contribution as president?
keeping the nation out of foreign wars.
Who are 2 presidents that led your nation during war?
Jenna Bonnell is the hottest person a live too bad she walks like a duck
What economic problems troubled the nation at the beginning of Washingtons presidency?
The national debt due to the revolutionary war
What challenges did nation face during Washington's presidency?
the whiskey rebellion n the debt of the national bank -Mr.Burr :)
How many presidents has Ghana had?
Ghana as a nation has had many presidents. Ghana so far has had about 14 presidents. The research is still but in progress but so far Ghana as had 14 presidents.
What were some of the challenges that the nation faced during the 1980's and early 1990's during the Reagan election?
Stop being lazy and read your HISTORY BOOK!
Who is the leader's of a nation?
It depends there are Prime Ministers, Kings, Dictators, and Presidents.
What were the three main presidents during the reconstruction era?
The three main presidents during the Reconstruction Era were Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, and Ulysses S. Grant. Lincoln initiated the Reconstruction process with his plans for reuniting the nation after the Civil War, but he was assassinated in 1865. Andrew Johnson, who succeeded him, faced significant challenges and opposition regarding his lenient policies toward the South. Ulysses S. Grant later took office and focused on enforcing civil rights for freed slaves and combating the Ku Klux Klan.
How many problems presidents have?
A lot plus, it depends on what disaster happened in our nation
What is the presidents main goal?
To bring peace, prosperity, freedom, and security to their nation.
Why were the Presidents too weak to lead the nation?
Presidents in the early years of the United States faced significant challenges due to the lack of a strong federal government structure, as outlined in the Articles of Confederation, which granted limited powers to the executive branch. Additionally, the political landscape was often fragmented, with competing factions and interests that undermined presidential authority. The emphasis on states' rights also limited the ability of Presidents to enact cohesive national policies, leaving them reliant on persuasion rather than direct power. This combination of factors contributed to a perception of presidential weakness during this formative period in American history.
The problem of Quebec challenges the federal system of which nation?
Canada
