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Where was Abraham Lincoln a state legislater?
Illinois .
What does the word legislater mean?
A lawmaker or lawgiver
How do you spell legislater?
The correct spelling is "legislator" (lawmaker).
Who was the successors of the British Parliament?
an elected legislater in London that rules all of great Britain.
What terms describes an assembly of representatives that has the power to create alter or repeal laws?
Legislater
What is the only state that currently has a unicameral or one house legislater?
Its the state of Nebraska
What does the prefix legis mean?
Legis means 'law'. For example: Legislater Legal
Who is suriname's legislater?
Suriname's legislature is known as the National Assembly, which is a unicameral body consisting of 51 members. These members are elected for a five-year term through proportional representation. The National Assembly is responsible for enacting laws, approving the budget, and overseeing the executive branch of government. The current political landscape in Suriname can be influenced by various parties, including the ruling coalition and opposition groups.
What was the country's first legislater?
The first legislature of the United States was the Continental Congress, which convened in 1774 in response to British policies. It acted as the governing body of the colonies during the American Revolution, coordinating efforts against British rule. The Congress transitioned into the Congress of the Confederation after the Articles of Confederation were ratified in 1781, serving as the first national legislature until the current U.S. Congress was established under the Constitution in 1789.
What did Roger Sherman do in the constitution?
He proposed that there be two houses in our legislative branch (bicameral). The first is the house, representatives of the states in this brach are based on population. The second is the senate, each state gets only one representative. He proposed this because there was a conflict between the large states and the small states so that they each had equal say in the government.
What are the five roles of the president?
1. chief of state 2. chief executive 3. chief administrator 4. chief diplomat 5. commander in chief 6. chief legislator 7. chief of party 8. chief citizen
Is the three branches of the federal government equal?
Yes The Branches do have equal power because our founding fathers didn't want any of the branches to become more powerful than the others so they have equal powers, called separation of powers. Each with its own ability according to the Constitution.
