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francisco pizarro
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What is the land owned by the government that is not yet a state called?
I don't know what the land itself is called, but the government does own Puerto Rico, but it is not a state. A few years back there was an argument on whether it should be or not. I hope that helped.
Why did authors of the Constitution intentionally make the addition of amendments dependent on the support of a majority of the American public?
To give the people control over their own government.
Did Jared Ingersoll own land?
Yes, Jared Ingersoll did own land. He was actually a founding father. The land he owned was in the state which is now known as Pennsylvania.
Were free African Americans in the colonies allowed to own land?
No, only white men over 21 could own land. Women and slaves were unable to own property.
Explain federalism in your own word?
It is a system of government in which a written constitution divides power between central or national government and several regional government.
Why were the restoration colonies important?
These colonies made it easy to own land, and they tended to grant religious toleration to all Christians.
How were the Israelites slaves in their own land under their own government?
they served judges and cannaaanitesz
Is ice land a city?
Iceland is a country with its own government and language.
Who can by millions of acers of land and set up their own government?
the illuminati
Do England still own the land in the US?
England doe not own any piece of land in the US. The Queen of England owns land privately but not as a representative of the government of England.
The main reason for population growth in the colonies?
Immigration was important to this growth. Colonial women tended to marry early and have large families. In addition, America---especially New England---turned out to be a very healthy place to live.
What is private land ownership and communal land tenure in Zimbabwean context?
You own land? Wrong. the government owns it and you cant farm on it.
How many miles are there in a section?
Under the U.S. Public Land Survey (or government survey) System a section is one square mile. If you own two sections of land you own two square miles of land. Not all legal descriptions of land use the government survey method.
What are the advantages of being a territory of the US?
some advantages are that the community can own more land and use government funds to get the land
Does the president own all us land?
No- the US president does not own any land except that which he buys for his personal property. He does not even have control of any government land except the White House where he lives.
What reason did the US government have for pushing the american indians west?
They wanted to own the land.
What is a characterstic all countries have in common?
All countries have their own land and some form of a government.
