How did George Washington, as president, strengthen the U. S. federal government?
A. By preventing immigrants from serving in government
B. By supporting plans to start a national bank
C. By shutting down most states' elected legislatures
D. By encouraging rebellions against state governments

Yes, he did. He believed in a central government . When the whiskey rebellion occurred in which some of the PA farmers refused to pay a federal tax on whiskey, Washington personally led a militia against it showed that the federal government could levy and collect taxes. His ideas were for the most adopted by John Adams and his Federalist party.

Explanation:

B. By supporting plans to start a national bank

Explanation: Sorry if I am wrong

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