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Did the electoral College show that the constitutional convention trusted people?
It would be false to state that the electoral college showed that the Constitutional Convention had trust in the people. People who are critical of the electoral college claim that it is an undemocratic system.
Did the electoral college show that the constitutional trusted the people?
Yes.
Is harrow college is a highly trusted college?
no. its private
Who was aaron burr tied with in the electoral college vote in the1800s?
He tied with Thomas Jefferson- there was an understanding that he the vice-presidential candidate and that Jefferson was to be president, but he reneged on his promise and sent the election into the House- Jefferson never trusted him again.
Is London college of accountncy highly trusted?
No LCA IS A rated college
Who administers the electoral college?
The Office of the Federal Register coordinates the functions of the Electoral College on behalf of the Archivist of the United States, the States, the Congress, and the American People. The Office of the Federal Register operates as an intermediary between the governors and secretaries of state of the various States and the Congress. It also acts as a trusted agent of the Congress in the sense that it is responsible for reviewing the legal sufficiency of the certificates before the House and Senate accept them as evidence of official State action.
Is Oxford College Of London blacklisted?
it,s highly trusted college of london
Is britannia college of excellence 'a' rated?
Yes it is , it is a highly trusted college as well
Is scotts college under the black list?
No Its A Trusted College on the UKBA list
Is Wilson London college is in blacklist at London?
No, it is A (Trusted).
What emotion does Henry says is natural to people but should not be trusted in dealings with Britain in speech in the Virginia convention?
HOPE
Is Katherine and kings college in London blacklisted?
No, Katherine & King's college of London is a highly trusted sponsor.
