they meet together
as separate groups
Representatives from the 13 colonies, except Georgia, met for what became the first Continental Congress. They came togetheroppose British policies that restricted their rights and taxed them without representation in Parliament
In the early days of the Venetian Republic, representatives of Parliament, known as the "Great Council," initially met in separate groups, divided by various societal classes and interests. These groups convened primarily on Sundays, a day when citizens were more likely to gather in public spaces, allowing for discussions and decision-making in a more informal setting. This arrangement facilitated communication among different factions while maintaining a degree of separation, reflecting the complex social and political structure of Venice at the time. Over time, these gatherings evolved into more formalized sessions of governance.
Americans did not elect representatives to Parliament as people who lived in Great Britain did.
Athens had direct democracy ie the citizens met in fortnightly assembly and made decisions which the council carried out. We have representative democracy where the citizens elect representatives to a parliament.
The U.S. Constitution initially entitled Virginia to elect 10 voting members to the U.S. House of Representatives.
In this context, MHR means Member of the House of Representatives.
Each Australian state has its own Parliament House, and Parliament House in Canberra is where the country's representatives meet.
Colonists protested taxes passed by parliament because colonists had NO representatives in parliament
48 Representatives.
house of representatives as of 2013
Countries that have a Lower House such as Britain have that name to indicate that this was the House of Parliament where traditionally the representatives of the non-nobles met. The nobility (or elsewhere, other 'important' citizens often appointed by the King) met in the Upper House or Senate. Today and for at least the last century, the Lower House is the 'real' Parliament where most of the power is concentrated.