How America became Great | Part 8
Chapter 8: Washington's Leadership
### Chapter 8: Washington's Leadership
George Washington, elected as the first President in 1789, set important precedents for the new nation. His leadership during the Revolutionary War and his commitment to unity and republican ideals earned him widespread respect. Washington's administration established key institutions and practices, including the creation of a national bank and the implementation of a fair tax system, guiding the fledgling nation through its formative years.
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