Secretary of State: Thomas Jefferson
Secretary of Treasury: Alexander Hamilton
Secretary of War: Henry Knox
Attorney General: Edmund Jennings Randolph
There were 7 (Seven) delegates in his first cabinet.
is their only three members in the washingtons cabinet
One of the responsibilities of George Washington as a President was to oversee the formation of a strong functional government. He did so with the help of a cabinet system that still exists today.
john Adams was the first vice president in 1789
Because George Washington was the first president, I would have to argue that the purpose of Washington's cabinet was to help set the foundation of America. I mean, think about it: it was during Washington's presidency that our banking system was created and established; that term alone set up America's economy for the rest of our lives. Of course, the president uses his cabinet as a reassurance tool, meaning that before he makes huge decisions that will impact millions of lives for the rest of their lives, he must talk it over with his cabinet, first.
John Adams and George Washington
Thomas Jefferson was not in George Washington's 1st cabinet. Jefferson served as the United States' first Secretary of State under President Washington's successor, John Adams.
I have not heard that exact term before, but I believe what it refers to is that Washington, being the first president, had to establish the entire presidential cabinet himself, as it is not dictated in the constitution.
There were 7 (Seven) delegates in his first cabinet.
JEFFERSON,HAMILTON, KNOX,AND RANDOLPH were Washingtons first 4 cabinet members
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A group of his best men that he set as his advisors in every section... war, state, etc.
This group is called the president's cabinet.
The members were Jefferson, Randolph, Hamilton, and Knox. Simmons was not a member.
He was our first president.
Yup!
is their only three members in the washingtons cabinet