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Government
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What reason for passing bill 101 in quebec by the parti quebecois government in 1977?
First of all the bill 101 was not pass in order to discriminate the Anglo-Quebecois.
The French in north America is constantly under pressure by English by the media and by the corporate and bigotry from the ROC. Before the law, every sign was in Quebec was in English only and the worker where often forbidden to speak french at work event if only the boss where anglophone and all other where francophone. High education where also mostly English. The goal of Bill 101 was to grant French service to all Quebec what ever the provider is an English or french company. And to be able to live in french in there own province. Also to avoid assimilation by emigration the bill limited the English school to English ascendant or have a sibling already register in an English school.
The prof that law 101 is needed is that assimilation outside Quebec is at 50% rate.
Which one Athens or Sparta governed by an oligarchy run by five epohers and a 30-man senate?
Im pretty sure it was athens,which was greece.
not enough
Why doesn't the government help the poor people?
Because the government wants their votes. Trillions of dollars have been spent to "help the poor people", but it just doesn't work. Never has, never will. All it does it make the poor people dependent on the government, so that when the first Tuesday in November rolls around, they will all vote for the Democrats. If the government really wanted to help poor people, it would cut off the welfare checks and make them get off their lazy butts and work for a living.
How have the government reduce the digital divide?
The governemnt can make sure all people have access to the internet at least in one area e.g- build a library so school kids can use the computers e.t.c
The basic idea is that the committees are groups of elected officials with specific expertise or connections with the know how or connections to achieve the goals or the committee they are on.
When an important issue is brought up a committee is used to iron out any wrinkles in the plan. Then if it passes it may go to the floor. Now going to committee first actually saves a lot more time than waiting for up to 400 people argue for months over every single issue.
So ideally this helps legislatures focus on the important issues. That is the theory anyway. You decided if it works or not.
How did the government ensure that enough people were available to harvest the wheat?
I don’t know and this stupid app is not helpful
1786 Massachusetts debtor farmers rebelled against the state government and were defeated in battle?
Shay's Rebellion
One name is political party.
How many countries practice parliamentary system in the world?
As of now, approximately 40 countries practice a parliamentary system of government. This system is characterized by the executive branch deriving its legitimacy from and being directly accountable to the legislature (parliament). Notable examples include the United Kingdom, Canada, India, and Australia. The exact number may vary as political systems evolve and countries undergo changes in governance.
Why would most people not want to live in an Autocracy?
because they don't have ANY power, unlike the leader, who has unlimited power.
expenditures
How do government prevent flooding?
simply by building flood banks. It worked in bedford and posibly dams
