Washington Administration

The Washington Administration refers to the presidency of George Washington, the first President of the United States, from 1789 to 1797. During this time, Washington established many traditions and practices of the executive branch, laid the foundation for a new government, and navigated foreign relations. His administration focused on unifying the country, managing financial stability through Alexander Hamilton's policies, and addressing challenges like the Whiskey Rebellion. Washington emphasized the importance of neutrality in foreign conflicts and warned against political parties. His leadership set the precedent for future presidents and helped shape the American political system.