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19:54 (cur | prev) +31,863 Bromley talk contribs (Created page with "AP US History – Presidents Timeline w/ Events & Themes {| class="wikitable" |Election year |Term Start Year |President |Notes / Events/ Themes |- | | | | |- |1788-89 |1789 |Washington |<nowiki>- main goal: set precedents for presidency</nowiki> > establish executive authority > establish prestige and manner of the presidency, esp. public respect > separation of powers > executive privilege > two-year term limit (informal, followed by Washington’s example)...") Tag: Visual edit | |||
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| N 18:07 | Exercises in Causality diffhist +3,824 Bromley talk contribs (Created page with "Exercises in Causality == Necessary v. sufficient causes: "The cat died last night" == '''How the Cat Died''' A man lived with his old mother, whom he cared for. Having to go on a trip, he asked his absent-minded aunt to take care of the house, his pet cat, and his mother. During his trip, he called to see how things were going. His aunt replied, “Oh, things are fine.” “Good!” said the man, relieved. “Oh, but one thing,” she said. “Yes?” “The...") | ||||