Senator
Members of a state senate are accorded the same titles as those that serve in Washington DC. They are called StateÊSenator, or State Representative to distinguish them from the United States Congress.
well to tell you the truth, its congressmen. i have karno 4 social studies and i just figured it out. haha.
A water that serves coffee is also many times called a barista. This is the job title given to those that serve drinks.
Blessed is the title given to those who have been beatified much like saint is the title given to those who have been canonized.
While they may be in heaven Old Testament personages are not given the title of saint. Only those who entered Heaven after Our Lord are given the title of saint.
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A veteran is a title given to those who have served in the armed forces. There are no 'duties' associated, it is a title of respect for someone who at some point risked their life for their country.
Anyone in heaven is considered as a saint. Those who have been recognized and verified as saints by the Church are given the title of saint.
Senate: Only 100 senators(two from each state), votes on bills second, has VP give tiebraking vote House: Amount subject to change at all times, depends on pop. of state; Gets to vote on bills first, has odd number. The differences between House and Senate are so, to maintain the system of checks and balances. One of those differences are the number of those who serve in each. 435 members serve the House, and 100 serve the Senate. Another, is the minimum age requirement to be able to serve in congress. For the Senate, the minimum age is 30, and for the House, it's 25. A third difference, though not the last....Members of the House of Representatives serve only 2 year terms, while the Senate term is 6.
The Sanskrit word for teacher is "Guru." It is a revered title given to those who impart knowledge and wisdom.
The Senate
No. They occur in other places. Those particular states happen to have a lot of them, hence the "Tornado Alley" title they are given.