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2 August, 15:25

Why was Washington concerned about his responsibilities as president?

A) Washington had never before been in a leadership role.

B) Washington was unfamiliar with the United States Constitution.

C) The government was in debt to the states as well as other countries.

D) Britain was threatening war and had the support of France.

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