Question

washington officially became president at his inauguration, the ceremony that begins a new pre
the following painting shows washington’s inauguration. the painting was created in 1867, many years after the actual inauguration took place. it is not historically accurate. but the painting does show how the artist may have believed americans felt about washington’s inauguration at the time.
look at the labeled parts of the painting. then follow the instructions below.
painting of washingtons inauguration with labels: banner showing washingtons successes in battle, flags meant to represent other nations, washington, native americans
match the visual detail from the painting to the idea it could represent.
blue boxes: flags, applauding native americans, banner
table with visual detail (empty cells) and idea (washington was a strong military leader; many countries celebrated washington’s inauguration; people who had a long history in the land were glad that washington was becoming president)

Explanation:

1. The banner highlighting Washington's battle successes directly ties to his reputation as a strong military leader.
2. Flags representing other nations symbolize international recognition and celebration of his inauguration.
3. Applauding Native Americans (a group with long history on the land) represents their supposed approval of Washington becoming president.

Answer:

• Banner showing Washington's successes in battle → Washington was a strong military leader
• Flags meant to represent other nations → Many countries celebrated Washington's inauguration
• applauding Native Americans → People who had a long history in the land were glad that Washington was becoming president