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Didn’t you ever wonder how George Washington thought? Well with all his policies, don’t you think that he would have a certain way of treating the colonist fair? George Washington was a fair man because he benefited the colonist needs in his point of view. George Washington believed in neutrality, the presidential cabinet, and no…

There are two types of future viewing and those are: voluntary and involuntary. Voluntary: These visions are voluntary in nature and are done by psychics and remote viewers. Police will use psychics on their teams, just as the C.I.A. used remote viewers for awhile (and probably still do). Both can have natural tendencies, but remote…

Question: Did George Washington’s domestic and foreign policies bring the new nation closer or divide it? George Washington, positioned as a president on a hill, served as a remarkable role model for future presidents. He navigated the challenges that came with building a new nation by making tough but essential choices. The impact of his…

Although George Washington is primarily known as the father of our country, he also accomplished a great deal during his two terms as the first president of the United States (1789-1797). On February 4, 1789, he was unanimously chosen by the Electoral college. Upon receiving notification on April 14th, Washington departed from his Virginia home…

So in this reading you are going to be looking through how this 4 American presidents had Impacted and Strengthened the United States of America we know today. Our presidents are 1st president George Washington who did a huge impact on our country, Our One Our Only Thomas Jefferson who had treated this country with…

Introduction: Blacks vs Higher Education Slavery and discrimination against Black people were ingrained within society in America’s past. higher education institutions in America were no different, as there is a has a strong connection between universities in America and the slave trade. Two of the oldest and most renown institutions in America today, Harvard University…