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One major precedent that George Washington set was a limited term as president. He could have been president for as long as he liked but he chose to leave the office after two terms. Only one president has served for more than two terms.

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A Presidential Cabinet, an Assumption of Debt, Neutrality,( which includes treaties, and neutrality meaning avoiding war with Europe.)

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The most important precedent set by Washigton was that you could only be President for two terms. President's after Washington soon followed this precedent and now it has become a law

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