Question

These are two important precedents that were established for the Federal government during President Washington's first term

A.) judicial review
B.) establishing executive departments and the cabinet
C.) two-term limits for the executive branch
D.) Judiciary Act of 1789

Answer 1

"Establishing executive departments and the cabinet" and "two-term limits for the executive branch" were the two important precedents that were established for the Federal government during President Washington's first term. The correct options among all the options that are given in the question are options "B" and "C". 

Answer 2

Answer:

B.) establishing executive departments and the cabinet

D.) Judiciary Act of 1789

Explanation:

George Washington was the first president that this country had, and he was one of the greatest, he established the executive departments and gathered them in a cabinet, the executive department and their secretaries were already on the constitution but it was his idea to gather them to help the president giving him advice on the countries affairs, he also signed into law the judiciary act of 1789 which basically created the structure and jurisdiction for the federal court system, and with that created the position of the general attorney.