who was the secretary of state under goerge washington?
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Thomas Jefferson was the first, but he resigned in 1793.  The next was Edmund Randolph, who resigned in 1795.  Washington's third Secretary of State was Timothy Pickering.
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George Washington led part of the American military in the battles of the Revolutionary War. In peacetime, he was a lawyer.
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George Washington. He defined the Presidency and was the first (and so far only) military revolution leader to voluntarily limit his power to less than what he was offered.
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George Washington, the man was very selfless and loyal to his country.  Plus, if it weren't for him, we'd have a king for a ruler in the US, not a president.
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The common answer is Grant, but actually his presidency was fake becuase during that time Norton was the Emperor of the United States. He was Emperor from 1859 to 1880.
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When elected President George Washington did not belong to a political party.  However, towards the end of his life and administration, it became clear that he favored the Federalist position (John Adams, Alexander Hamilton) as opposed to that of Thomas Jefferson, Aaron Burr, etc.
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George W. B(L?)USH.\n:-)
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She was the first female Secretary of State.
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The first President of the U.S. was George Washington.
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Dept of Treasary, War, State and Justice as I recall but I am looking the information up as I am typing by looking at a book that was written about "Alexander Hamiiton" by Ron Chernow. Great book by the way on page 286 it names Of the first people in President's Washington's Cabinet here they are  as I read them.\n\n  (1) Alexander Hamilton ---The Dept of Treasury\n\n\n  (2) Thomas Jefferson   ---The Dept of State\n\n\n  (3) Henry  Knox      ----- The Dept of War\n\n\n  (4) Edmund Randolph  -----   The Attorney General \n                            Head of the Dept of Justice \n \n    The President.\n\n     Vice-President.\n  \n      The Cabinet\n \n    \n           In 1789 all that was set up anywhere on paper \n\nfor the execeutive branch was in the Constitution..\n\n            The Cabinet was somewhat done on the fly by \n\n  President Washington.  He knew that he was in need of a\n\n Brillant minds as he didnot have a formal education.\n\n What Washington lacked in education he more than made up\n\nfor in Strenght of Integteity , Sound Judgement.\n\n     Judgement, Kindness, Manners, Good Behavior ,at all \n\ntimes not just when it suits someone or when someone wants\n\nsomething .And that is the only time the behavior is good!\n\n  Somehow Washington learned "The GOLDEN RULE" . lived is \n\nlife like that it worked ,  Why know one has never tried to\n\n Copy those traits! Be a Stand up Person. Both Sexes.\n\n \n   I am sure that parents,teenage,college students and \n \n the press all were saying "NO ROLE MODELS" TOO MUCH RUM"\n\n      READ A BOOK   START NOW    ON WASHINGTON
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Definitely George Washington.
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Washington hands down.  Without him there would be no other Americans.  He made a America what it is today with his decisions.
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The man in question is Mr JamesMonroe. the man behind the Monroe doctrine. He was a personal and close friend of Thomas Jefferson and JamesMadison. He served as secretary of state and war in the presideny of James Madison. He was the secretary of war during 1812 war.\n\nHe belonged to the the now defunct democratic republic party.\n\nvictory margin in the electoral college\n1820 -231 for and 1 against opposition (John Quincy Adams)\n1816 183 for and 34 against opposition (Rufus King)
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That all depends on which Secretary of State you're talking about. The United States Secretary of State generally handles diplomatic relations with other countries and is a prime spokesperson about foreign policy. Also, as a member of the president's cabinet, he/she is the president's main adviser and is also the 4th in line for the succession of the presidency.\n\nStates also tend to have secretaries of state, whose duties depend on the state, but generally involve conducting the state's elections and supervising the collection of all official records in the state. For more information about your state, consult your state's webpage.
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H.E Paul KAGAME \n\nhttp://www.gov.rw/
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George Bush\n\nhttp://whitehouse.gov
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Ambassador J. Thomas Schieffer. He would be an employee of the US Department of State