The law only allowed people to be voted not more than twice.
what is the 2 term law.
Washington made A law that said that There must be a president,vice president, secatuary , treasure, and there must be a government for every state.
What was the officers
This power says... Can sign bills passed by Congress into law or veto them.
What was the Sign or veto bills power.
This law says The President can negotiate and sign treaties, but they must be ratified by a two-thirds vote in the Senate
What the Treaties
This act created the Supreme Court, federal appellate and district courts, and appointed the nation's first Attorney General.
What was the Judiciary Act of 1789
This law states that you can not say your highness to the president.
what was law of no your highness.
This Can require written opinions from the heads of executive departments.
What is the Manage cabinet.
This law Recommends measures to Congress and proposes policy agendas.
What was the Recommend legislation
This law says The President nominates ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls, and federal judges, with appointments requiring Senate approval.
what was presidential Appointments
Washington signed the act that created a national bank, a key part of Alexander Hamilton's financial plan.
What was the First Bank of the United States
This law states that you have to have a farewell letter when you leave office.
what was Inaugural and Farewell Addresses.
This Grants reprieves and pardons for federal offenses, except in cases of impeachment.
What was the issue pardons.
This Has the power to convene either House of Congress.
What was the Convene Congress.
The law says The President receives ambassadors from other countries, which signifies official recognition.
What was the presidents Diplomacy.
This act established the United States Mint and the dollar as the official currency.
What was Coinage Act of 1792
this law states that we must stay equal with the French's.
what is the stay equal with the french law.
This power that Washington established said Nominates and appoints federal judges, ambassadors, and other officers, with the advice and consent of the Senate
What are Appoint officials.
This Delivers a "State of the Union" address to Congress to report on the state of the nation and recommend measures.
What was the State of the Union.
What was the Tariff Act of 1789.
This law established the location for the permanent national capital along the Potomac River, which would become Washington, D.C..
What was the Residence Act of 1790
The precedent that set up meetings.
what was the formal social acts
This law Oversees the implementation and enforcement of federal laws.
What was the Enforce laws
The president can grant reprieves and pardons for federal offenses, a power that is not subject to congressional review
What was pardons.
This law said Employers are prohibited from threatening employees with deportation to coerce them into violating labor laws.
What was Immigrant protections
Washington personally led troops to put down a rebellion by farmers protesting a federal excise tax on whiskey.
What was the Whiskey Rebellion.