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Do not create political parties, do not make permanent alliances. Be friends with all countries.

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The Tariff Act of 1789, signed into law by President George Washington was the first substantive legislation passed by the first Congress. This act, together with the Collection Act of 1789, operated as a device both to protect trade and to raise revenues for the federal government.

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George Washington almost immediately set two critical foreign policy precedents: He assumed control of treaty negotiations with a hostile power—in this case, the Creek Nation of Native Americans—and then asked for congressional approval once they were finalized.

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Washington supported Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton's Federalist financial plans, including a national bank and a tax on whiskey. The latter led to a minor revolt in Pennsylvania, the Whiskey Rebellion, and Washington mobilized troops from neighboring states to quell the uprising.

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Georg Washington believed there shouldn't be a start of political parties.

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Farming, Hunting, Breeding dogs, Horse back riding

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Farming, Hunting, Breeding dogs, Horse back riding

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letter of disagreement with the whiskey rebellion

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letter of disagreement with the whiskey rebellion

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Youths behavior book