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What is the president called before he is sworn in?
He is called the "President-elect."
When was George Claydon born?
George Claydon was born in 1932, in Bristol, England, UK.
What is the process of voting and approving bills called?
The process of voting and approving bills is called the legislative process. Before a bill can become a law it has to be approved by the President.
Who called for a revolution before the Declaration of Independence was written?
Richard Henry Lee was the first to call for a revolution prior to the Declaration of Independence. He called for the colonies to be free and independent states completely separated from Britain. He also called for any political ties to be dissolved as well.
Admitting a foreigner to citizenship?
A foreign person that is admitted to citizenship is called 'naturalized. ' Before that they are know as '(home country) nationals' and they hold a what is called a green-card.
What was Newcastle called before it got the name Newcastle?
monkchester
Why is Newcastle called the 'Pittsburgh of Australia'?
Newcastle is called the Pittsburgh of Australia because Newcastle was once a dirty and polluted town due to the factories. Newcastle was referred to this by writer Donald Horne.
How long to drive from England to Newcastle?
No time at all. There is a city called Newcastle in England
Who did shay given play for before Newcastle?
blackburn
How many hours from Newcastle to New York City?
Well its near....Newcastle football stadiom!!Have you ever been before?
What is the green bridge called in Newcastle?
the tyne bridge
What team does Papiss Cisse play for before Newcastle?
Chelsea
What team did djibril cisse play for before Newcastle?
m
What is the name of the bread made in Newcastle?
the name is called the stotty.
What did the Vikings call Newcastle upon Tyne?
It was called Monkchester.
What is Ant and Dec's pub called?
Its called The Lodge, near Bigg Market, Newcastle.
How old is Newcastle NSW?
Newcastle, NSW was first established as a convict camp in 1801. At first it was called King's Town, after Governor King.
