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How was the political deadlock broken in the Province of Canada in the early 1860s?
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How was the deadlock broken in the 1860's?
The deadlock in the 1860s was broken through the American Civil War, which resulted in the defeat of the Confederate states and the preservation of the Union. This conflict led to the abolition of slavery and the passage of the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution, addressing key issues dividing the nation.
What kind of restrictions are there on Canadian fishing?
There are different regulations on different provinces in Canada, which may also be broken up into different zones, for example, Ontario is broken up into 20 fishing zones. For more information on fishing regulations, one should visit a specific province's website.
Does Canada have counties?
Umm...Canada is a COUNTRY itself, not a continent. Sorry if I am being rude... -------- The question asks about counties not countries. Yes, Canada has counties. They are not the principal political subdivision of the country though. Those are provinces and territories. Counties are entities within provinces.
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A country broken into separate political entities is said to be fragmented. It may have different regions or groups that have distinct political systems or governing structures.
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If some freakish condition would produce an unbreakable deadlock in the House and they could not agree on a president, the new vice-president would act as President until the deadlock was broken. The Senate chooses the vice-president if no one gets a majority of the electoral vote so that choice is made independently.
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they have to use a rope
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