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What was the results of 1977 education reforms in Zambia?
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What is the meaning of the phrase it is so you?
The object is something that you would approve of or would in flatter you.
What does countenance?
The countenance refers to the face. Countenances means to approve or at least not object.
What does countenances mean?
The countenance refers to the face. Countenances means to approve or at least not object.
What political organization had the goal of protecting the independence of large and small countries after World Was II?
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Clericalismo came to be associated with then dominance of the friars in the political economic and social affairs in Philippine society?
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What is a political science artifact?
A political science artifact is an object or document that holds historical or scholarly significance within the field of political science. It could be anything from a political campaign poster to a constitutional document that provides insight into a country's political system and processes. These artifacts are often used by researchers and scholars to study political phenomena and events.
Why do you think political party might object to the use of a blanket primary?
A political party might object to the use of a blanket primary because it allows voters to choose candidates from any party, which could dilute the party's ability to select its own preferred candidates. This system can also lead to cross-party voting, potentially affecting the party's internal dynamics and decision-making process.
What is the main object of political party?
to win in elections & show low to the opposition party & earn maximum profit
What is the process called when something to form again into a new shape?
When something reforms into a new shape, this process is called "restructuring" or "reforming." It involves changing the structure or form of an object to create a different shape or configuration.
Why did the Quakers object to the vestry act?
Because the Quakers didn't approve of the Anglican Church. The Anglican Church was basically the Church of England. The Vestry Acts collected money for the Anglican Church so the Quakers didn't want to.
What is a Kirdan?
I have found two people named "Kirdan", but it is not an "object" that I can see. Nor have I found any historical, political or societal reference to it.
