red about foreign and economic affairs. The position of Secretary of War was assigned to Henry Knox of Massachusetts, and the position of Attorney General was assigned to Edmund Randolph. Washington was also careful not to overstep the bounds of the presidential case, making a strong Chief Executive, and reassured people not to be discriminative against the republican government.
             In 1789, during George Washington's presidency, Congress had created a State Treasury, war departments, and had passed the Judiciary Act. This act had established 13 federal district courts, and 3 circuit courts. There were also to be six Supreme Court Justices, and Washington appointed John Jay
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