George Washington: America's Greatest Leader
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George Washington: America's Greatest Leader An independent country requires a strong, wise and dignified administration to guide a highly emotional population through a tough phase while establishing a stable relationship with other nations. At the same time, the first president, guided by his administration, must create a charter to govern the nation. Being the first president of the United States of America and a new face on the world stage, George Washington along with his administration created an excellent blueprint for the recently formed nation. Washington was successful as the first president because his administration maintained peace and neutrality in European affairs, consisted of men from all factions in administrative departments, and created the concept of a three-branch government. Washington had organized a government in 1789 that no American had ever seen before.1 Being the first president, he had to set high standards to unify his nation. Washington knew that...

