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The president is fairly compensated?
Many would indeed agree that the president is fairly compensated. He makes approximately $400,000 annually for serving the country and adhering to his presidential duties.
Does the President of Argentina live in a White House?
No, not specifically a white house. The official residence of the President is the Olivos Residence, a fairly large estate located in the neighbourhood called Olivos, just north of Buenos Aires. As for the government headquarters, just as the US has the White House, Argentina has a "Pink House". Yes, it's actually pink. Supposedly this color is due to it being painted long ago with paint colored with bulls' blood, a fairly common technique at the time. Gory indeed...
How did president Washington carry out his goal of creating a respected government?
Washington led the country fairly and with an even hand. He also restricted his presidency to two terms to keep from becoming a lifetime ruler like a monarch.
What president ran while incarcerated?
None, but Eugene V Debs ran in 1920 as the Socialist candidate for President, while serving a prison term for opposing the Draft in WW1.
Where did the study if government originate?
The study of Political Science is actually a fairly new endeavor President Woodrow Wilson was the first person to have a degree in Political Science. It origins, are a derivative of Sociology and what we now understand to be Criminal Justice.
How did President Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction treat Southern states?
Fairly
How were native Americans treated fairly?
of corse
What did Thomas Jefferson do before his presidency?
Before his presidency, Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Jefferson was a fairly successful lawyer in the Virginia area. He was a delegate to the Second Continental Congress. He was the second Governor of Virginia after independence. He served as US Ambassador to France (1785-89). He was the first US Secretary of State (1790-1793). He served as the second Vice-President of the United States (1797-1801). Then he became the third President of the United States.
Is it generally uphill from Staines to central London?
No. It's fairly level for the whole journey.
The president is fairly compensated?
Many would indeed agree that the president is fairly compensated. He makes approximately $400,000 annually for serving the country and adhering to his presidential duties.
Do they sell journey girl dolls in Houston?
I do not know, but if you go on amazon.com, you should be able to order a journey girl at a fairly reasonable price. hope this helped
What were two colonies that tried to deal fairly with the native Americans?
Plymoth Roatoan
How did president Lincoln's plan reconstruction treat southern states?
Fairly
Was Thomas Jefferson well like?
Fairly well for the most part. He was an intellectual and avid reader. When Adams roomed with him in France he complained to his wife about Jefferson and the stacks of books all piled in their rooms. Their friendship really cooled off when they ran against each other for president. The election got very nasty and for years after they didn't talk to each other. I think both men could be really stubborn and Jefferson was a little less OCD than Adams.
How did president lincoin's plan for reconstruction treat southern states?
Fairly - Apex
How will Obama change the peoples view of African-Americans?
most black Americans will be proud and will think that the states treat people fairly to asians, black and white people.
What are facts about Thomas Jefferson the thrid president of the United States of America.?
Thomas Jefferson died fifty years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence. He died on the same day as John Adams, the second president of the United States of America. They were originally friends but became all but bitter political advesaries; they lived fairly close to each other; it's said that when one died, the other learned about it and more or less decided that he could die, also. Thomas Jefferson was fundamentally responsible for the facts in Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. (1 Cranch) 137 (1803); the case all but created the power of the federal judiciary.
