George Washington was the first president and was allowed to borrow money to move into the White House. The early government could barely support itself and had significant debt. The document discusses presidential inaugurations, bonds, speculators, tariffs, and constitutionality in the early United States.
George Washington was the first president and was allowed to borrow money to move into the White House. The early government could barely support itself and had significant debt. The document discusses presidential inaugurations, bonds, speculators, tariffs, and constitutionality in the early United States.
George Washington was the first president and was allowed to borrow money to move into the White House. The early government could barely support itself and had significant debt. The document discusses presidential inaugurations, bonds, speculators, tariffs, and constitutionality in the early United States.
He was the first president and they let him borrow money to
move .b the president
We could not get out of debt b. we barely made enough to support the government The president to nails Inauguration=the beginning or introduction of a system, policy, or period. 2. Starting office President= the elected head of a republican state. 2. The guy in the white house Bond= an agreement with legal force. Go together Speculator=someone who invest in order to make money. An investor Unconstitutional= not accordance with the constitution. Does not go with the constitution Tariff= a tax on a particular item. Tax on something not a whole