History, 21.01.2020 13:31 pressure772

Which of the following accurately describes the origin of the presidential cabinet?
a.
the cabinet was created by article i, section 3 of the constitution and was first used by president george washington.
b.
the cabinet was created by the constitution and was first used by president john quincy adams.
c.
the cabinet was created by article ii, section 2 of the constitution and was first used by president george washington.
d.
the cabinet was created by the 12th amendment and was first used by president george washington.

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