Question

what was the greatest uniting goal of the federalists? to elect george washington as president to adopt the constitution to go to war with the british

Explanation:

The Federalists were a group that strongly supported the ratification (adoption) of the United States Constitution. Electing George Washington as president was not their main uniting goal (he was broadly supported and the Constitution's adoption was more central to their agenda), and going to war with the British was not a Federalist goal (they were more focused on establishing a strong central government via the Constitution). So the greatest uniting goal was to adopt the Constitution.

Answer:

B. to adopt the Constitution (assuming the options are labeled as A: to elect George Washington as president, B: to adopt the Constitution, C: to go to war with the British)