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How did opposition to British tax policies the colonial rebellion in 1770?
The Great Britain Parliament had imposed high rates of taxes on the American colonists for goods that they were supplying to America. The Americans realized that without having representation in Parliament they were defenseless against these high rates of taxes. This caused them to rebel against the unfair taxation in 1776.
Why did oliver cromwell close down Parliament?
Because he wanted more power for himself and didn't want parliament getting in the way. He basically did when the king before him did
How long was the parliament dissolved in 1604?
In 1604, the English Parliament was dissolved after only a few weeks of meeting, having been called in October of that year. It was adjourned on November 6, 1604, and did not reconvene until 1606. Thus, the Parliament was effectively dissolved for about two years.
During the English Civil War those who supported Parliament were called .?
Parliament supporters were called Roundheads or Parliamentarians. They were called this because the people rioting near Parliament in 1641 had very short hair; they had actually all agreed on having their hair cut above their ears. A+LS Roundheads
What kind of a king was King Charles 1?
Charles 1 of Great Britain believed his own propaganda, that he was destined to rule by god and that everything he said or did was for the good of the country. This made it very difficult for Parliament to make laws to help the common people. It was made more difficult by having a catholic wife at a time when the vast majority of people were protestant. At times he dissolved parliament when it looked as if things were not going the way he wanted. Basically, he made himself so unpopular that he brought on the English Civil War.
How can you clean your country?
Legislation passing laws against littering and having groups volunteer to clean the city can help.
How can you keep your country clean?
Legislation passing laws against littering and having groups volunteer to clean the city can help.
what if you are having problem passing stools?
what if you are having problem passing stools
What is legislative?
Legislation refers to the body of laws and acts enacted by the governing members of the country pr state (i.e.: Congress - Parliament - Legislature - etc).
Why did colonists object to the British government passing laws that affected them?
They did not have representation in Parliament
What advantage does the majority party have in congress?
Any majority party will always have an advantage over a minority party. This is because there are more people in the majority party so their vote out weighs that of the minority party.
Having to do with making laws is called?
Legislation.
Can a speaker of the house be from the minority party, and if so, what are the implications of having a minority party member in this position?
Yes, a Speaker of the House can be from the minority party. If a minority party member holds this position, it can lead to challenges in passing legislation and setting the legislative agenda, as the majority party typically has more power and influence in the House of Representatives. This can result in increased political tensions and difficulties in achieving bipartisan cooperation.
What are the advantages to having a majority party in the senate?
Having a majority party in the Senate provides several advantages, including the ability to control the legislative agenda, set priorities for legislation, and appoint committee chairs. This majority can also influence the confirmation of presidential nominations, pass legislation more easily, and potentially have more resources and staff to support their legislative goals. Additionally, having a majority party can lead to greater cohesion and coordination among members, making it easier to pass bills and implement their policy agenda.
What does constipated mean?
having trouble passing feices
What word means having to do with making laws?
Legislature Legislation Legislate
What is the practice of having only one chamber in a legislature or a parliament?
A parliament with only one house is called unicameral.
