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In the Middle East may present a serious obstacle to achieving democratic governments.?
In the Middle East, _____ may present a serious obstacle to achieving democratic governments tribal and religious groups
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What is the present tense of achieve?
I/you/we/they achieve. He/she/it achieves. The present participle is achieving.
What present places have theocracy governments?
none
What geographical features present an obstacle to human living and traveling in north Africa?
The Sahel desert
Past present and future tense of achieve?
Past - achieved. Present - achieve/achieves/achieving. Future - will achieve.
What is the present form of governmant in USA?
Democratic Republic
Why do drug traffickers present a danger to the stability of governments?
Drug traffickers are rich and well-armed, and often fight against governments.
What type of governments are present today?
the present government today are the municipal government provincial government & the federal government
How do the present rulers react to people's demand?
The present group of world leaders range from top leaders of democratic nations to nations that are run by dictatorships. And, all sorts of things in between. This means monarchies to religious run governments, where members of the clergy are also the political leaders. How these various types of leaders react to demands by their people depends on the amount of liberty each country has. Generally speaking, democratic leaders are more receptive to their peoples demands.
Who is the present leader of the UK Liberal Democratic Party?
nick clegg
What political party did the present day republican descend from?
democratic republican
What did the jeffersonian democratic-republicans present themselves as?
my d i c k
Are there any gay members in Congress?
As of 2016, there are seven LGBT members of Congress:SenateTammy Baldwin (Senate, Wisconsin-D)House of RepresentativesJared Polis, Colorado Democratic 2009–present, First gay parent in CongressDavid Cicilline, Rhode Island Democratic 2011–presentSean Patrick Maloney, New York Democratic 2013–presentMark Takano, California Democratic 2013–present First 'out' non-white LGBT person to be elected to CongressMark Pocan, Wisconsin Democratic 2013–presentKyrsten Sinema, Arizona Democratic 2013–present First out bisexual to be elected to Congress
