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Government
Questions and information about the structure and history of legislative systems and ruling empires of countries other than the United States
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Where did the ideas of self-government come from?
The ideas of self government originally came from England.
What is the name of the party that forms the government?
Labour is the party that forms the government.
Illinois state
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Proprietary colonies
Government institute vs private institute - which is good and why?
government institutes are good for some middle class people because if they want to for higher study in any private colleges they can't take an admission because of high rate of admission fees,donation etc. Now a days private insitutes aru just for rich people..so i think in every colleges have given some extra facility to every kind of students for their bright future.
What is the name of the Commissioner of Finance in Enugu state?
The Minister of Finance in Enugu State is Chief Tony Ani.
The parliamentary system.
Self-interest is the motivating force driving the free market what is the regulating force?
competition
What part of government recommends laws?
it depends on what you mean by recommend the legislative branch passes all laws and a bill (the document that becomes a law) can only be proposed by a member of the legislative branch but technically the president (who is part of the executive branch) or any other person can ask a person in the legislative branch to propose a bill
What term describes a government that divides power between the central government and the states?
The federal government is the government that splits the power between the central government and states. There are three main branches of this government and they are the legislative, the judicial and the executive branch.
How many members must be present for congress to get work done?
Congress must have a 'quorum'. That means that at least half of the members must be present. That would be 50 in the Senate and 219 in the House.
What is an international organization?
For example the UN - the United Nations (Organisation). It was established right after the Second World War in San Francisco in October 1945. Its goals are: world peace and the international desire to prevent another world war. Originally there were just 51 members, but it is 192 by now. The most important organ of it is the Security Council which focuses on peace and security and whenever or wherever peace is threatened it tries to settle disputes peacefully.
Executive Agreements!
