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It lead to the creation of the Twelfth Amendment, which addresses the issue of choosing the Vice President. The protocol prior to this election was that the Presidential candidate with the most votes would win the office of President, and the second-place candidate would be awarded the office of Vice President. However, this system became flawed in 1800, and it became clear that this could not be a permanent system. The Twelfth Amendment was written in order to solve that problem.
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Where did most immigrant come from in the 1800?
Most of the immigrants in the late 1800's came from Germany, Ireland and England.
Where did the immigrants mostly come from in the 1800 and 1900?
southern and eastern europeans
Were did most immigrants come from in the 1800s come from?
Before 1802 most immigrants came from? and after 1802 most came from where?
Where did most immigrants come from in the mid 1800's?
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To what extent was the election of 1800 aptly named the revolution of 1800 due to economics?
Thomas Jefferson named "The Revolution of 1800" so because his party, the Republicans, peacefully and orderly received the power with acceptance by the federalists. The election was held from Friday, October 31 to Wednesday, December 3, 1800, and Jefferson defeated John Adams.
What is a slogan for Charles pinckney for president?
He did not have any slogans. His first election was easy. His second eelction nobody ran against him. So the answer to your question is he did not have any slogans durng his elections. Slogans didn't come in effect til Andrew Jackson's presidency.
Who pays for election of us senators?
Senators are not "elected", as such, they are appointed. So no one pays for their elections. Their salaries and other expenses are paid out of the general tax funds. However, this answer is going to come as a surprise to voters, as they do have elections every 6 years.
What is the difference between general election and by-elections?
A general election is when all of the seats in the House of Commons come up for grabs. A by-election takes place in one constituency if its MP dies or resigns in between the general elections.
When does Ireland have elections?
An Irish parliamentary term is at maximum 5 years. A general election can in theory come quicker than that, should a government fall and an election is called, but 5 years is the longest term allowed. Local elections for councils must happen every 5 years and have a fixed cycle. By-elections happen occasionally, usually due to the death of an elected politician. Elections to the European parliament occur every 5 years too, having a fixed term. An Irish President has a maximum term of 7 years, but can serve 2 terms. If the main political parties all agree on one candidate, there does not have to be an election for the President. An Irish President is the head of state, but has no political powers. The last general election was in May 2007, so there must be an election by May 2012. The current President's term ends in 2011. There will be a new President as the current President, Mary McAleese, is on her second term. Local council elections and European elections are due to happen in June 2009.
What were the reasons the electoral college was made?
In 1789 when the constitution was written there was no popular election of the president. It was all done by Congress. The electoral college is a method to control the election and not only have the popularity of a candidate win. We have lost the reasoning behind this in the modern history of elections.
How did the electon of 1800 change all presidential elections to come?
It lead to the creation of the Twelfth Amendment, which addresses the issue of choosing the Vice President. The protocol prior to this election was that the Presidential candidate with the most votes would win the office of President, and the second-place candidate would be awarded the office of Vice President. However, this system became flawed in 1800, and it became clear that this could not be a permanent system. The Twelfth Amendment was written in order to solve that problem.
How did the candidates in the election of 1800 campaign?
After John Adams won the Emmy for best miniseries, Tom Hanks said, "The election between Jefferson and Adams was filled with innuendo, lies, a bitter partisan press and disinformation. How far we've come since then." Here's what he was talking about.
What national offices are elected during an off year election?
Every two years, including both presidential election years and the mid-term elections, all of the House seats and one third of the Senate seats come up for election. House members serve two-year terms, and Senators serve six-year terms.
Why does the elections of senators differ from that of representatives?
Representatives in the U.S. House of Representatives serve a two-year term of office, and all 435 seats come up for election at once, in even-numbered years. Senators in the U.S. Senate serve a six-year term of office, and 1/3 of the seats come up for election in even-numbered years.
How often does the US hold elections for the House of Representatives?
Elections to the House of Representatives are held every two years, in even-numbered years. Representatives serve two-year terms and all 435 voting seats come up for election at once.The most recent election for the House was in 2010; the next election will be in 2012.
Who to vote for in the primary SC elections tomorrow?
As long as you do not vote Gingrich, giving political cartoonists a dream come true and Barrack Obama his first sigh of relief since the election season began, you should be okay.
Why state adopt residence requirements for voting?
to keep a political machine from importing enough outsiders to affect the outcome of local elections and to ensure that every voter has atleast sometime in which to be come familiar with the candidates and issues in an election
