George Washington Eassy

During the time of George Washington becoming the very first president, it was very stressful, and overwhelming. Washington had to make the best possible decisions that would help the nation to become a more united group of states. But as George Washington was trying to make this possible he also had to worry about power that could be abused by the experience with Britain's monarchy having too much power. George Washington’s decisions and choice making would affect the future and since the constitution was only in place for a couple of years it was Washington’s responsibility to show how well the constitution should and will be followed and how well it will be in affect. During the whiskey rebellion, Washington had to make a choice to stop the rebellion.
Hamilton’s idea was to raise and build an army. George Washington was hesitant in making this decision. Why? Because Washington believed that creating an army was not being prudent. He thought that instead of taking action against the people right away he would he would create a system called voluntary obedience. This system would support the people’s freedom of choice and this is what Washington wanted because he didn’t what to prove tranny like their British king. The people would voluntary themselves into the army instead of being forced to do something they didn’t want to do. George Washington was hoping that people would voluntary themselves to be in the army because they would have respect for Washington as a leader and respect for this kindness, and respect for the constitution and for the presidency. On George Washington part this was prudent use of power. The last thing that George Washington wanted to do was to control the people out of fear. He proved no tranny and no weakness.
Washington also passed a proclamation to make people pay the taxes and if they rebelled they would be sent to trail in Philadelphia and not in Pittsburgh because Washington believed if they were trialed in the town they were