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What shape did George Washington want the president's office to be?
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Which presidents monument is in the shape of an obelisk?
George Washington
How did George Washington shape the office of president?
I don no!
What made George Washington a good leader?
he set off to get his troops into shape leading them to victory,he was very dignified,he was a general,and he served two terms of the office even though he wanted to retire
Did Martha Washington help shape America?
Martha didnt really help her husband, George Washington, did arter the Revolutionary war.
How did Martha Washington help shape America?
Martha didnt really help her husband, George Washington, did arter the Revolutionary war.
How did Washington begin to shape the office of presidency?
George Washington defined the office of the presidency in a lot of ways because he was the first person to hold the office. So, he set many precedents about what presidents do, and what they don't do. One of the things that he did was create a cabinet... a group of people to advise and counsel him. He also refused to serve for a third term, a precedent that later became law.
What are 3 of George Washington's accomplishments?
George Washington became the first president of the United States of America, was able to whip his army in to shape at Valley Forge, and was able to get Cornwallis to surrender in the Battle of Yorktown.
Which man was not involved with the Louisiana purchase?
George Washington was not involved with the Louisiana Purchase.
What shape is the office of the US president?
It is called the Oval Office because of its oval shape.
Comparison between George H. W. Bush and George W. Bush?
George W. Bush and John F. Kennedy were both presidents of the United States. They are also both from political families.
What is the shape of Washington state?
Washington State is a rectangular shape. The western top portion of Washington State is a hook shape. To the west of Washington State is the Pacific coast.
Who was the man who chose the location of the U.S. capital?
Actually, it was decided July 16, 1790 when the Resident Act was passed. Washington had all ready decided on the site and laid out the shape of the city. It was always known the New York or Philadelphia wouldn't be the capital.
