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Giving him Manifest Destiny is almost like giving him a Cold War trait, and is anachronistic.
While he fought alongside/against Indians a lot during the revolution, not much of either happened during his presidency.
It would make more sense to give him a trait that emphasizes something he actually did/was renowned for.
I would suggest either giving him a bonus for being a very popular president(he was the only president to win a unanimous vote in the electoral college) or for doing something he actually did in his presidency(e.g. setting up the national bank with Hamilton/generally getting the country's federal government running/miscellaneous post war matters; there's a bunch of stuff to choose from). Alternatively, you could give him a trait related to his military accomplishments.
Both of those abilities should probably be used in a 19th century president.
1. A colonial philadelphia painting (done in the Civ 6 leader background style).
2. A port near New York City.
3. JFD's George Washington mod background.
Please?
With this Leader and the 'Land Surveyor' Policy the Tile Purchase Cost goes into negative values (100% - 50% - 33% - 20% = -3%).
This leads to tiles not being purchasable at all. I am not sure if this is intended, a bug/oversight here, or a conflict with another mod though.
Philadelphia was the capital for much of Washington's time as president while D.C. was being built.