George Washington was the first President of the United States, tackling a difficult job in putting the country's government together. Washington was very successful in running the country, setting a precedent for the future presidents of the United States. He helped to organize the country into a nation with a powerful and organized government that supplied the laws and enforcements that the country needed to survive. He also remained neutral in foreign affairs that may have led to the demise of the young and weak United States if a side had been chosen.

The people of the United States had a generally good picture of Washington as a successful President. After he served two terms, he was

Washington succeeded in protecting the country from outside conflicts and dangers during his presidency. Although many disagreed with his foreign policies, he insisted on being neutral in the conflict between France and England. This policy protected the country from two of the most powerful countries in the world. During Washington's terms, the country was still young and inexperienced, without a navy or army powerful enough or organized enough to fight a war. Through negotiating, Washington saved the United States from developing enemies abroad.

urged to run a third time, but he declined. Washington filled in the holes left in the Constitution by passing the Bill of Rights, the Judiciary Act, and the Mint Act. The United States became more

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