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Q: Who was the only legislator to vote against World War 1 and World War 2?
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What did Jeanette Rankin do after the attack on Pearl Harbor?

Jeannette Rankin was the only legislator at the time to vote against the declaration of war on Japan.


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For War against Japan the vote was 388 - 1. For War against Germany the vote was 393 - 0. For War against Italy the vote was 399 - 0.


Who was the first woman elected to the US House of Representative?

Jeanette Rankin (She was also the only person to vote against involvement in both World War I and World War II)


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How many member of house voted against world war 1?

When Congress voted to declare war on Germany in April 1917, the vote passed, with only 50 representatives (and 6 senators) voting against it. A few months later when Congress voted to declare war on Germany's ally Austria-Hungary, the vote passed with only one representative voting against it (and zero senators).


What did Jeannette Rankin do during World War 1?

He tried his best to free slaves. SHE was the only member of Congress to vote against the United States' declartion of war on Germany.


Tactic used by individuals or groups seeking to influence a congressman's vote?

Individuals or groups who are seeking to influence a legislator's vote will use the practice of lobbying. Types of lobbyists can vary greatly. They can be constituents from the legislator's home state, or they could be professional lobbyists, paid by corporations or special interest groups to get the legislators to pass laws that will be beneficial to them.


What does the president as chief legislator?

I would not call the President the chief legislator. He can not initiate legislation by himself. He can only tell the leaders of Congress what he wants and hope they oblige. He does have some power in the distribution of federal money and so can reward Congressmen who vote the way he wants. He can help his supporters campaign for re-election if they belong to his party. He can block legislation by his veto or by threatening a veto.


Why is the Speaker of the house the only one who can ask for a vote?

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