History, 16.12.2020 08:10, rhiannpelham60

1. EVALUATING Name four precedents set by
President Washington.
Then, rank them according
to how important you think
each precedent was to the
new nation. Explain your
reasoning for the precedent
you ranked as most
important pls hellp

1. EVALUATING Name

four precedents set by
President Washington.
Then, rank them according
to how

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1. EVALUATING Name four precedents set by
President Washington.
Then, rank them accordi...