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What is the British parlaiment?
it is where the priminister is and decisions are made
Which of the Acts gave parlaiment the supreme court control to govern the colonies?
Which of the Acts gave parlaiment the supreme court control to govern the colonies? (NO CHEATING FOR MR ROSE"S TEST!!!!!!!)
What is the house of Parlaiment used for?
The day to day administration of the country and its laws.
What are the main houses in parlaiment house?
The main house are the House of Representatives and the senate
Who was getting paid from the stamp act?
parlaiment & i cant remember if i was also the british government / not
What roll did parlaiment play in events leading to Boston tea party?
No role. It was all a colonial idea.
Is a group of officials who make rules or laws?
In a democracy this would be the elected body of representatives, that is the Parlaiment, Congress or Legislature.
What does the term no taxation without represantaton?
Taxation without representation came about due to the distance between England and the American colonies. Because the Colonies were ruled by England, English Parlaiment made decisions concerning the items shipped. Most of these items had excessive taxes added on because there was no one in Parlaiment that represented the colonists.
Who is the leader of the Scottish Parlaiment?
As the only candidate, Alexander was installed as leaderof the Labour group in the Scottish Parliament on 14 September 2007.
Who is the Member of Parliament for High Wycombe?
High Wycombe is in the Parliamentary constituency of Wycombe, for which the Member of Parlaiment is Steve Baker of The Conservative Party.
How many urinals are there for the members of parlaiment?
The House of Commons in the UK Parliament has a total of 12 urinals in the men's restroom facilities. These facilities are designed to accommodate the needs of Members of Parliament during sessions. The exact number may vary in different areas or buildings associated with Parliament, but this figure reflects the standard provisions in the main chamber.
How long does Queen Elizabeth have power?
The Queen doesn't necessarily have power. Parlaiment is in control, however, she is Queen until she either dies or steps down (Abdicates the throne).
