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What other governments does the federal government share power?
building roads.
Why do Governments collect tax money from its citizens?
because they had to gave that tax money for educations, hospitals, roads and other public services for.
Roads and canals built in the 1830?
State Governments
Who Maintains local roads?
Local roads are typically maintained by local governments, such as city or county departments of public works or transportation. These agencies are responsible for the upkeep and repair of local roads, including activities such as repaving, pothole patching, snow removal, and signage maintenance. Funding for maintaining local roads often comes from local taxes and government budgets.
Why are roads called roads?
Because they are roads.
Why carriages were bad?
Carriages were bad because they were very uncomfortable to travel in because of how bad the roads were. Also they often got stuck for a long time because of the bad conditions of the roads. This meant travelling in them was long and uncomfortable.
Why are drivers licenses through the state government?
That's because the state governments control and maintain the public roads and because any power not specifically granted to the federal government in the Constitution belongs to the states.
Why are landslides are often triggered by humans?
Landslides are often triggered by humans, because of the need to construct several things. Such building houses, roads, etc. This can happen due to placing pipes, or other things underground that don't belong there.
What do Belgium and Canada have in common?
governments, roads , trains cars name it. wat a silly q
Why do roads in northern states need to be repaired more than roads in southern states?
One reason is because northern state's roads are more frequently used by a larger number of people, so repairs are needed more often.
When was Other Roads created?
Other Roads was created on 1988-08-30.
How do you use the word governments in a sentence?
Our government is made up of a Supreme Court, a Congress, a President, and his cabinet.
