The first president of the United States was George Washington, who was chosen mostly due to the fact that he was an incredibly popular general who had led the colonies to victory during the Revolutionary War.
Answer: Capital
Explanation:
The Second bank of the United States was Alexander Hamilton's second attempt at establishing a National bank that he believed was necessary to ensure stability in the currency and fiscal operations of government.
This bank had more capital than its predecessor as it was 80% owned by four thousand wealthy private individuals who by buying stock in it, gave it the aforementioned capital.
