How did George Washington organize the work of the executive branch?

Answer 1

1. He set up a Cabinet.

2. He set up a Federal Court System.

You guys should really consider reading your textbook sometimes. The answers are right there. -_-

Anyways, I hope I helped.

Answer 2

George Washington proposed a conservative economic strategy which included paying off the debt the country occurred during the American Revolution. Trade also increased through the use of tariffs.

Answer 3

In serving as the first president of the grand "experiment" that had just won its independence from Great Britain, George Washington took quite a few critically important steps in pursuit of a more stable and efficient federal government. Two, in particular, may be most important: first, he established the judiciary branch of government; second, he formed a cabinet of close advisers, experts, experienced aides that helped him to make presidential decisions affecting the entire nation.

Answer 4

He chaired the Constitutional convention whose purpose was write a plan for the new government of the United States. Their work was successful. The constitution was written and in a reasonable time, all of the colonies ratified it.

George Washington was elected first President and he spent 8 years defining the office.

Answer 5

killed the vice president, and signed the constitution.

Answer 6

George Washingon organized the work of the executive branch by The Articles of Confederation.

Answer 7

Nothing. it was a epic fail