Describe the steps Washington took to set up the government of the new republic

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George Washington was the first president the United States had. In order to build the Federal government of the new republic, president George Washington had to take two steps:

He decided to set up a Federal court.
He made the cabinet where four trusted advisors (Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Edmund Randolph and Henry Knox) would help and advise him.

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