George Washington was the President. he turned down the offer to make him king because he knew that him being a king would be against the ideals of a republic or democracy.
the king
What did the king offer to the African Americans in the American revolution
it wasn't a president. it was King.
Colonel Nicola, spokesperson for his fellow officers, handed Washington the opportunity to become King! Yet, without hesitation it was turned down in no uncertain terms. A truly lasting tribute to his patriotic character.
Colonel Nicola, spokesperson for his fellow officers, handed Washington the opportunity to become King! Yet, without hesitation it was turned down in no uncertain terms. A truly lasting tribute to his patriotic character.
Several things were noteworthy of this event.It was the very first US Presidential electionWashington actually turned down the offer to become KING of AmericaHe was the only President to be elected with no party affiliation of any kind
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Yes. The army offered to make George Washington the King. He turned it down and submitted his resignation to congress.
Roman Polanski
Roman Polanski
No, they turned him down. Spain paid for the trip.
War elephants
I for one think that he was turned down by the King and Queen at first because they did not believed that he could travel to Asia but then Columbus promised them that he would bring back riches for them from Asia, but he never did reach Asia in turn he reached what we believed was the "New World" because he did not know that North America would be in the way of sailing West to Asia. =)
Yes! He had been turned down by the king of Italy. He was offered three ships by Isabella and Ferdinand of Spain and he was happy that his plans were not down the drain.
Malcolm told Macduff that he was greedy, and lustful and had absolutely no desire to be king. He even tried to convince Macduff to accept the opportunity to become king but instead Macduff turned down the offer and told Malcolm that despite all of his bad qualities he would still make an excellent king.
Elephants.In 1856, the King of Siam, his Majesty Somdetch Phra Paramendr Maha Mongut, had received a multitude of publications from Lincoln's predecessor, President James Buchanan, which indicated our government's approval of a ratification of a commercial treaty between Siam, and the US.In return, the King of Siam sent the President elect, then, President Lincoln a handsome sword in a gold scabbard inlaid with silver, a daguerreotype portrait of himself and his child, and a pair of elephant tusks. The gifts contained a letter thanking the "President elect", which also included a paragraph, which stated that the US had no elephants. The King explained that "elephants being animals of great size and strength [they] can bear burdens through uncleared woods and matted jungles where no carriage and cart roads have yet been made." He proposed sending a couple of pairs, and that they could be turned lose in the forests, and develop into a herd.President Lincoln was very flattered by the King's gifts, and additional offer of elephants, as gifts. He replied to the King of Siam that he personally could not acceptthe sword, the daguerreotype portrait of himself and his child, and a pair of elephant tusks, but would place the gifts in the Government archive's, to be displayed as tokens of mutual esteem. As for the elephants, he replied to the King with many thanks, but the present condition of the United States would not support herds of elephants, even for the benefit of industrial use. He explained to the King that "Steam" was more practical for our current condition.SHORTER ANSWER: fine hansome gold sward
I believe President Lyndon Johnson was the President when Martin Luther King was gunned down dead on theBalcony of Lorraine Motel in Missisipi.