Why did Washington become president?

Answer 1

George Washington became president because he was unanimously elected by the Electoral College in 1789 and again in 1792. He was chosen for his leadership during the American Revolutionary War, his commitment to establishing a strong federal government, and his reputation for integrity and selflessness. Washington's presidency set important precedents for the new nation and helped shape the office of the president.

Answer 2

George Washington became President because he believed that there must be a higher ranking authority in the United States. The rest of the founders developed the office of President with George Washington in mind and congress basically drafted him to serve in that position. Washington left office after his second term believing it important that he walk away from office alive to show that it was not indeed a lifetime appointment.

Answer 3

George Washington became the first president of the US as he had put so much effort in America's journey to independence. He had previously served as the chairman of the Continental Congress and leader of the Continental Army.

Answer 4

he was elected because he was the general
George Washington was a leader at the Continental Congresses. He commanded the army that defeated the British in the American Revolution and chaired the Constitutional Convention. He was known as the father of his country for a good reason. He had no meaningful competition for the job of first President.
George Washington (1732-1799) was the most known and honored of Revolutionary heroes. As Commanding General of the American Continental Army, he defeated the British in several key battles, insuring the independence of the new nation.

He was a pre-war delegate from Virginia, and in 1787 presided over the Philadelphia convention that produced the new Constitution. He was respected and admired by virtually all of the leaders of the new United States. Because of his military accomplishments, he had the love and respect of the citizens, who felt he was the best man for the job. He was elected in 1789 and re-elected in 1792.

Answer 5

George Washington was a leader at the Continental Congresses. He commanded the army that defeated the British in the American Revolution and chaired the Constitutional Convention. He was known as the father of his country for a good reason. He had no meaningful competition for the job of first President.

Answer 6

He was unanimously elected by what was before known as

continental congress. He was a great military leader, and government one to boot.

Answer 7

Because Jordyn Carde is awesome and gave Anthony a toy sheep.

Answer 8

Well, if you are American you should know. If not, we did a vote and George won, I geuss. If you want to know more about George, cheak out a book at the library!

Answer 9

Actually he did not want it, but he felt it was his duty.

Answer 10

He was the leader at the convention and was considered the man who would hold the nation together. He was very respected by all.