Which were precedents set by George Washington during his presidency? A. He lived in the White House and created the nation's fi
rst political party. B. He dressed in his general's uniform and chose former officers as advisers. C. He served three terms as president and made all decisions alone. D. He wore civilian clothes and did not act as though he were royalty. Question Resources
Answer A is false: Washington never got to live in the White House, and one of the things he warned about in his Farewell Address was the formation of political parties.
Answer B: There is no evidence to support that he wore his general's uniform. His cabinet only consisted of two of his former officers Alexander Hamilton and Henry Knox. His reasoning for selecting them was not because they were his former officers but because of their expertise.
Answer C: He only served 2 terms, so this answer choice is also false.
Answer D: This is the most plausible answer. Even when Washington got re-elected for his 2nd term, he did not want to be President.
Apartheid is specifically associated with South Africa - when there is a question mentioning this word, it's very likely that it's connected to this country. South Africa is also the correct answer here. Apartheid ended in 1994 and 1997 is the year when the new Constitution came into power.
