who is the first president in the u.s.a ?

Answer 1

George Washington.

Answer 2

George Washington

Answer 3

George Washington

Answer 4

General George Washington

Answer 5

This is actually a serious, non facetious answer. JOHN HANSON

"1715—83, first "President of the United States in Congress Assembled," b. Charles co., Maryland. He served in the Maryland provincial legislature, was active in the patriot cause in the Revolution, and was (1780—82) a member of the Continental Congress. Since he was the first President to serve the one-year term (1781—82), under the Articles of Confederation, Hanson is sometimes referred to as the first President of the United States. His duties were, however, merely those of a presiding officer and bore no relation to the duties of the President under the Constitution."

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Answer 6

Samuel Huntington was the first president of the US followed by Thomas McKean who died 4 months later therefore making John Hanson the first president to serve a full year.

Answer 7

Under the U.S. Constitution it was George Washington

When we declared ourselves independent of the British Empire it was John Hancock as he signed the Declaration of Independence in his role as the President of the 2nd Continental Congress - from that point on 2nd Continental Congress became the legislature of the USA.

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Answer 8

George Washington- he only resigned because they wanted him to become a king and that is why they established America to get away from tyrants.

Answer 9

george washington

Answer 10

johnson the first prisident of u.s.a