In 1790, George Washington wrote in a letter, "My station is new; and, if I may use the expression, I walk on untrodden ground." What was he talking about?

A. becoming the first president of the United States

B. being the person who drafted the first U. S. Constitution

C. preparing for the Revolutionary war against England

D. writing the Federalist Papers

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Parker Aguilar

17 September, 19:44

In 1790, George Washington wrote in a letter, "My station is new; and, if I may use the expression, I walk on untrodden ground." What was he talking about?

A. becoming the first president of the United States

B. being the person who drafted the first U. S. Constitution

C. preparing for the Revolutionary war against England

D. writing the Federalist Papers

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Elijah Krueger · Answer 1

Well since George Washington WAS the first president of USA and untrodden ground means "not having been walk on" the answer is A. Becoming the first president of united states