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What freedoms did the Jews not have during world war 2?
They couldnt vote, have free speech, and this is going to sound strange but if an jew was caught farting they would be executed by soldiers of germany.
What was the meeting of the Estates General about?
The Meeting of the Estates General I assume you are referring to the one that occurred just before the French Revolution. Louis XVI had gotten into massive debt due to his excessive lifestyle and funding of the American Revolution and needed to raise a lot of money. Before the meeting began, the members of the third estate, the commoners, raised the question of how votes would be counted. In all previous meetings each estate was given one vote. The commoners were afraid that the other two estates, nobles and clergy, would gang up on them and vote to raise taxes on the third estate. Traditionally, the clergy and nobles were tax exempt. It was finally decided that each person attending the Estates General were to be given one vote. This worked to the advantage of the third estate which had the largest delegation. In 1790 they expropriated the church's land. In 1791 they drafted the Civil Constitution. In 1792 France officially became a republic. In 1793 Louis XVI was executed for treason.
What is vote denial?
vote denial - refusing to let a person vote
Where could woman vote before they were allowed to vote in Virginia?
They couldn't vote until 1920.
What did grandfather clauses mean to to African American who wanted to vote?
The couldn't vote if their grandfather had not allowed to vote
How did Louis Napoleon Bonaparte gain power?
Plebiscite vote
Charles x of France was overthrown because he?
had taken away the right to vote from the middle class Louis xvII
What freedoms did the Jews not have during world war 2?
They couldnt vote, have free speech, and this is going to sound strange but if an jew was caught farting they would be executed by soldiers of germany.
Why did Louis Walsh vote Laura off?
Because he likes Ruth and thinks she has more to give.Because he likes Ruth and thinks she has more to give.
Wars of Louis XVI?
One, with the Holy Roman Empire Austria.The war was declared in 1792 when the Royal family was already imprisoned. Louis XVI did support the war though as he gave his vote to the Legislative Assembly which eventually voted for the war, though Louis XVI did not really have any power anymore.
How can you get 500 credits points in zhypermu?
vote and vote and vote and vote and vote and vote and vote and vote and vote and vote and vote
Which son did Marie Antoinette sexually abuse?
This was a vicious excuse during Marie Antoinette's trial to have the jury (who were already scared to death their heads might role next) vote to have her executed (since evidence of treason for which she was tried was lacking!). This never actually happened.The child in question, Louis Charles, was taken away from Marie Antoinette after Louis XVI was executed and he was put under the custody of a certain monsieur Antoine Simon who abused him and made him drink alcohol. He forced the child to sign a document stating his own mother had sexually abused him.Even the jury was appalled by this during Marie Antoinette's trial because they knew exactly how this "evidence" had been gained. Therefore it was thrust aside and never used as official evidence in the case.
What actors and actresses appeared in How Sir Andrew Lost His Vote - 1911?
The cast of How Sir Andrew Lost His Vote - 1911 includes: Bigelow Cooper as Amateur Actor Camille Dalberg as The Hostess Ethel Jewett as Amateur Actress Joseph Levering as Amateur Actor Marc McDermott as Sir Andrew Charles Ogle as Honorable Grant Richmond Mabel Trunnelle as Amateur Actress
How many wars did Louis XVI have?
One, with the Holy Roman Empire Austria. The war was declared in 1792 when the Royal family was already imprisoned. Louis XVI did support the war though as he gave his vote to the Legislative Assembly which eventually voted for the war, though Louis XVI did not really have any power anymore.
What does a vote of not voting mean?
If you vote you vote and if you do not vote then you do not vote
What was the meeting of the Estates General about?
The Meeting of the Estates General I assume you are referring to the one that occurred just before the French Revolution. Louis XVI had gotten into massive debt due to his excessive lifestyle and funding of the American Revolution and needed to raise a lot of money. Before the meeting began, the members of the third estate, the commoners, raised the question of how votes would be counted. In all previous meetings each estate was given one vote. The commoners were afraid that the other two estates, nobles and clergy, would gang up on them and vote to raise taxes on the third estate. Traditionally, the clergy and nobles were tax exempt. It was finally decided that each person attending the Estates General were to be given one vote. This worked to the advantage of the third estate which had the largest delegation. In 1790 they expropriated the church's land. In 1791 they drafted the Civil Constitution. In 1792 France officially became a republic. In 1793 Louis XVI was executed for treason.
Does anybody get your vote if you dont vote?
Obviously not , you have to vote for them to get your vote.
