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Hamilton, Jefferson, Knox an Randolph made up the Washington advisors, presidential advisors are also called..: the cabinet. As part of his financial plan Alexander Hamilton wanted to create a : national bank. He was the first secretary of the Treasury and one of Washington's most trusted advisors: Alexander Hamilton. In order to establish credit for the US, Hamilton suggested that the US should..: all of these are true. They favored a stronger central government that promoted trade and industry and favored strong relations with Britain: Federalists. Who was the first president of the U.S.: George Washington. Who was the first Vice President: John Adams. Who did Washington hire to help pay off the nation's debt: Alexander Hamilton. All of the following were a part of Hamilton's financial plan except:: printing more paper money. What is a precedent: A tradition for others to follow. This was the title Washington wanted: Mr. President. Some people opposed the banking system because they believed it violated the Constitution: True. All of the following are true of Alexander Hamilton's financial plan  except : Hamilton did not want any taxes on the general population 

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George Washington was the first President of the United States: Fact. George Washington was the best general in American History: Opinion. He is responsible for establishing many precedents for future Presidents: Fact. George Washington should've been king: Opinion. He served two terms as President: Fact. He created a cabinet to advise him with important decisions which Presidents still use: Fact. Washington was the first President to give an inaugural address: Fact. His Vice President was John Adams. : Fact. Because of George Washington, the U.S. is a great nation: Opinion. He established the precedent of serving two terms as President. : Fact

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