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Why does Washington urge dedication by his fellow citizens to their government and each other?
Washington urges dedication to government and fellow citizens to foster unity and stability in the nation. He believes that mutual commitment is essential for upholding democratic values and ensuring the success of the Republic. By encouraging civic responsibility and cooperation, Washington emphasizes the importance of collective effort in overcoming challenges and maintaining a strong, functional society. This dedication helps to build trust and resilience among citizens, ultimately strengthening the foundation of the government itself.
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Was Washington well respected by his fellow citizens?
No.they were rude to him..
Who advised his fellow citizens to shun political parties during partisan politics?
washington
What kind of government did the Rhode Island colony have?
Democrat Government, which had freedom of religion to fellow crackmonkey's such as George Washington.
Which famous American in his farewell address encouraged his fellow citizens to shun political parties?
George Washington
What are the release dates for Fellow Citizens - 1920?
Fellow Citizens - 1920 was released on: USA: 9 October 1920
What actors and actresses appeared in Fellow Citizens - 1920?
The cast of Fellow Citizens - 1920 includes: Ernest Morrison Marie Mosquini
What has the author Daniel Hiester written?
Daniel Hiester has written: 'Fellow citizens of the fourth district of Maryland' -- subject(s): Politics and government
How do you use the word fellow in a sentence?
When the word fellow is used it could be used like this: Fellow citizens.... , Fellow neighbors... etc.
How many years will you get for frauding the unemployment office?
The unemployment office is an agency of government. Therefore when you defraud it you are defrauding the government and your fellow citizens who pay the taxes to supply you with your unemployment compensation. Defrauding the government is GENERALLY a felony offense.
Why is the right to trial by jury a fundamental right given to all Americans?
The people that started the US believed that people had a right to be judged by their fellow citizens, and not by the government.
What does a jury of a your peers mean?
Your peers are your fellow citizens. So a "Jury of your peers" would be a panel of fellow citizens convened to judge your guilt or innocence after hearing evidence presented in a court of law, presided over by a judge.
Who were the major issues faced during George Washington's campaign?
He didn't necessarily campaign, the idea of campaiging for office came as an idea later. Washington was chosen for office by fellow government officials.
