'Was John Hanson Really the First President of the United States?'

In this video, we dive into the fascinating story of John Hanson and explore whether he could be considered the first President of the United States. Decades before George Washington took office under the U.S. Constitution, John Hanson was elected as the first “President of the United States in Congress Assembled” in 1781, under the Articles of Confederation.

Join us as we unravel:

The role and responsibilities of John Hanson as President under the Articles of Confederation.
How his presidency differed from Washington’s later leadership.
Why Hanson’s legacy has been largely overlooked in history books.

Discover the rich and often forgotten chapter of American history that reshapes our understanding of the nation's leadership. Was Hanson’s title purely symbolic, or does he deserve recognition as the first President? Watch now to learn more!

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