How did congress organize the executive branch of the newly formed united states in 1789?

a. it set up four departments to carry out different tasks.

b. it set up two departments to carry out different tasks.

c. it chose four leaders to share the executive branch.

d. it chose two leaders to share the executive branch.

The correct answer is A) it set up four departments to carry out different tasks.

Congress organized the executive branch of the newly formed United States in 1789 in that it set up four departments to carry out different tasks.

In 1789, the US Congress created these Executive departments: Foreign Affairs that later became the Department of State, Department of Treasury, Department of war, and an Attorney General.

The members that occupied those departments during George Washinton presidency were   Thomas Jefferson (Department of State), Alexander Hamilton (Department of the Treasury), Henry Knox (Department of war), and Edmund Randolph (Attorney General).

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