Which presidential action of george washington establish the principle that federal law is the supreme law of the land? group of answer choices a. leading federal troops to put down the whiskey rebellion b. relying on the heads of government departments for political advice c. refusing to give congress documents d. relating to the jay treaty of 1795 e. stepping down from the presidency after serving two terms

The correct answer is A) "leading federal troops to put down the Whiskey Rebellion."

The presidential action of George Washington that helped establish the principle that federal law is the supreme law of the land was "leading federal troops to put down the Whiskey Rebellion."

In 1794, some farmers from Pennsylvania rebelled against the government after it passed a whiskey tax. The uprising increased and the situation became critical. That is why President George Washington had to send federal troops to control the situation. The incident became one of the first critical issues that the federal government had to address.

The correct answer is: The Intolerable Acts