George Washington's Presidency

As a president, Washington took over in New York in a sutile way. In a way to accomodate the excecutive power to inspire future presidents. He youred around the 13 states to get to know each of them.

He was reelected president in 1792, it was a year of crisis since he had personal conflicts within his gabinet about the war between France and England. He seeked peace with Great Britain. So they could start close commercial ties with them. His acceptance of the 1794 Jay's Treaty, settled outstanding differences between the United States and Britain but Democratic-Republicans viewed it as a surrender to British demands, reviving revolution against the president.