AIM: Did President Washington organize a workable government? Claim:
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Claim:

The United States first President George Washington organized a workable government,

These are the reasons behind my claim about this issue

Argument 1: He had the knack to invite the best prominent American available at the time.

Argument 2: He could hire experienced people to his cabinet, who provided the knowledge to run the first formal government of the United States, although they had two different political backgrounds: the Federalist view that supported a strong central government and the Antifederalists view that opposed it.

Argument 3: George Washington had the leadership and authority to exert the proper control of these cabinet members to avoid any polarization that could affect the government of the United States. There were differences, of course, but Washington could impose his leadership and presence to rule the country.

Those who disagree with me might say: that cabinet members like Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson exerted their influence on other members of the cabinet, generating divisions from within that affected Washington's government, and later these differences were the foundation of political parties in America.

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