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Why does Scotland have a Parliament?
Scotland's people voted in a referendum to have a parliament in 1997. 74.3% of those that voted voted in favour.
Did South Australia want to become a nation?
Yes. South Australia voted in favour of federation.
Why did you vote for brexit?
I didn't vote for Brexit but 52% of the UK population did.
Was Ulysses S. Grant a Republican?
he was a republican through his life
Can you write a math problem containing a ratio?
Yes. For example: At a meeting the votes were cast in a ratio of 16:9 in favour of electing a new president. If there were 275 people voting, how many voted in favour of electing the new president? (The answer is 275/25 * 16 = 176)
What is BREXIT?
On June 23, 2016, British citizens voted to exit the European Union (EU). The referendum resulted in Britain leaving the EU. The withdrawal upset global markets, including currencies, resulting the British pound to fall to its lowest level in 31 years.Brexit is an abbreviation for "British Exit".
What Emmys is Brexit nominated for?
Brexit is nominated for the following Emmys for the 2019 show season: Outstanding Television Movie
Which province of Canada has recently had a strong movement to separate from the rest of Canada?
There has been no recent movement from a canadian province in favour of seperation. Quebec had a movement quite a few years ago in favour of seperation but a vote put an end to this movement. Quebec voted to remain a part of Canada.
What power did the common people have under the roman republic?
They voted on bills and elected the officer of state. They had most power when they gathered in large numbers at the forum to support bills in their favour.
What does Brexit mean?
Brexit is an abbreviation of "British exit", which refers to the June 23, 2016 referendum by British voters to exit the European Union.
Are the Democrats for or against the Civil Rights Act?
Today ALL US parties and politicians are in favour of the Civil Rights act. But it was Democrat president Kennedy who had it drafted and Democat President Johnson who guided it through Congress. In all fairness, most Republicans voted in favour of the Civil Rights Act as well and a minority of Republican AND Democrat congressmen voted against it. But that had mostly to do with their Southern States background, not with the convictions of the Democrat and Republican parties as a whole.
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