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In what way was President Harding affected by the scandals of his administration?
He became ill and died in 1923!
Can a pro tempore of the senate replace the president if he is ill?
no; the vice president does. and if the vice president is ill also, then speaker of the house is in charge.
Do they have hospitajs in roman time?
tThey had hospitals in Roman times, but only for the military. If a civilian became ill he/she was treated at home.tThey had hospitals in Roman times, but only for the military. If a civilian became ill he/she was treated at home.tThey had hospitals in Roman times, but only for the military. If a civilian became ill he/she was treated at home.tThey had hospitals in Roman times, but only for the military. If a civilian became ill he/she was treated at home.tThey had hospitals in Roman times, but only for the military. If a civilian became ill he/she was treated at home.tThey had hospitals in Roman times, but only for the military. If a civilian became ill he/she was treated at home.tThey had hospitals in Roman times, but only for the military. If a civilian became ill he/she was treated at home.tThey had hospitals in Roman times, but only for the military. If a civilian became ill he/she was treated at home.tThey had hospitals in Roman times, but only for the military. If a civilian became ill he/she was treated at home.
Who was the vice president who became president when the formal president died in office?
Theodore Roosevelt became president when William McKinley was assassinated. Chester Arthur became president when James Garfield was assassinated. Lyndon B. Johnson became president when JFK was assassinated. Andrew Johnson became president when Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. But I assume you are referring to John Tyler, whose nickname was "Accidental President" or "His Accidency". He became president just 30 days after President William Henry Harrison died. Harrison's death was attributed to his giving the longest inaugural speech in history at the time, and did so without wearing a hat, causing him to fall ill and die just 30 days later. These and other presidential facts can be found here: http://www.patriotstoolbox.org/america/presidents/index.htm
Who was the vice president in 1945?
At the beginning of 1945, it was Franklin D. Roosevelt, who was serving his fourth term as president (which had never happened in US history). But Mr. Roosevelt was seriously ill, and in April of 1945, he died suddenly. His vice president, Harry S. Truman became president at that time.
Who was president in 1945 in US?
At the beginning of 1945, it was Franklin D. Roosevelt, who was serving his fourth term as president (which had never happened in US history). But Mr. Roosevelt was seriously ill, and in April of 1945, he died suddenly. His vice president, Harry S. Truman became president at that time.
What is the past tense of ill?
Ill is not a verb, therefore it does not have a past tense. It is used with the auxiliary, 'be', i.e 'I am ill'(present) Therefore, past would be 'I was ill'.
Your sister and brother are ill and you are left what do you do?
to be honest try and help
WHO The Alamo leader ho became ill?
It was James "Jim" Bowie.
Who was the Stuart who became king when Parliament restored the monarchy in 1660?
Once Charles I got executed by Oliver Cromwell in the English Civil War, Oliver became a President but he got executed and Charles I son 'Charles' took over and became Charles II. Charles then became ill and James II took over from him.
When does the vice president become the president?
When the president dies, becomes ill, resigns, is removed, OR IF THEY ARE ELECTED PRESIDENT in the next election.
Did any vice president fill in for the president while he was ill temporarily?
No- this has not happened yet.
