1) The nation followed the precedent set by Washington until 1940. This unwritten rule was made official by the 22 Amendment. The first and only president to have more than two terms was <span> <span>Franklin D. Roosevelt who ran for the third term because of the WW2.</span></span>
2. In essence the US followed this doctrine until the formation of NATO in 1949 as this was the first permanent military alliance the US has entered. Before this, the US did play a role on a global level periodically but always returned to isolationism. The first case of US intervention was the War of 1812.
3. George Washington believed that the unity of the states is of the utmost importance and he saw political parties as a threat to that unity. He feared that the political parties would divide the people and turn them against one another. That is why he warned the people of the US about them.
4.This is related to the previous questions as Washington feared and warned the future generations of Americans about excessive debt ,foreign wars and a radical party system. He feared mostly that the party in power would be radicalized and thus sought revenge on the other party. It is the duty of "wise people" to stop zealous development of the political parties.
5. In 1862 this address was read to boost the morale of the nation during the dark time for the country that was the Civil War. After that it was read annually and it is a wisdom for the ages and it is read in honor of Washington's birthday. The House of Representatives abandoned the reading in 1984 but the readings in the Senate continue to this day.
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This belief is based on an object that was discovered only a century ago. It has already earned a place alongside the Rosetta Stone as one of the most important artifacts of the ancient world. This stela (stone pillar) bears the inscription of the Code of Hammurabi, and it has shed light on the laws, culture and life in Babylonia.
<span>I'd say editorial content and objective content. They are usually in different sections, as editorial content is generally opinionated whereas a newspaper will usually try to make their main bulk be at least passably unbiased.</span>