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What did president Lincoln ask the state governors after the fall of fort Sumter?
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The greatest number of people who have been nominated for president have previously served as?
State Governors
Governors have all in common with presidents except?
Governors are nearly like a president in regards to the fact that they are the highest government official in a certain area. However the president is in charge of a country, and a governor is in charge of a state.
Who was the first president to lie in state in the rotunda?
Abraham Lincoln
What is classified under the executive branch?
The President, Vice-President, and the Cabinet agencies are part of the federal Executive Branch. Governors and mayors are part of the state Executive Branch.
What was President Lincoln's Role as Head of State?
President Lincoln's role as head of state was to carry out the executive functions outlined in the constitution for the Executive. Also, he had to deal with the Civil War, and make efforts to prevent the secession of the South.
Who appoints the state governors?
In the US, state governors are chosen by popular election. The people choose governors.
Who has the power of state legislatures and governors?
The president
Who is the president of Washington State?
None is President of Washington State. Sates have Governors, not Presidents.
Are govenors appointed by the president?
Governors of what? U.S. States? No. U.S. State Governors generally are elected in popular vote by the State electorate.
What is a power that state governors have that the president does not?
a line item veto
What caused the battle of fort Sumter?
Lincoln wanting south Carolina to be a free state.
Are governors appointed by the President of the US and confirmed by the Supreme Court?
No, governors are elected by the people of a state. Federal judges are appointed by the President and confirmed by Congress.
Can state governors remove president?
Yes and no. The governors have no legal way to remove a president from his office in the constitution. Governors can however call for a constitutional convention and make a new constitution. So yes they can remove a president, just not quickly.
Why do you think confederate forces attacked fort Sumter and when they did?
To assert their nationhood. Sumter was in South Carolina, founder-state of the Confederacy - a nation that Lincoln did not recognise.
What is the power that most state governors have that the president does not?
a line item veto
Which state did not leave the Union when President Lincoln called for troops after Fort Sumter?
Most didn't, for obvious reasons. Do you mean 'Which slave-states did not leave the Union?' They were Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware.
Do Alaska have any President?
Alaska is a state. They do not have presidents, but do have governors. No US President has been born in Alaska.
