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What is Mary Elizabeth Bowser known for?
•Mary Elizabeth Bowser was known for spying and sending information to the Union military leaders. So, she went to the Confederate White House and got thatinformation.
What issues dominated the Lincoln-Douglas debates?
The topic of the Lincoln-Douglas debates mostly concerned the extension of slavery into the US territories. Douglas believed that the territories should decide for themselves whether or not they wished to have slavery. He felt that power should reside at the local level and should reflect the wishes of the people. Lincoln stated, "A house divided against itself cannot stand." Lincoln believed that slavery must be dealt with as a moral wrong and that only the power of the federal government could extinguish slavery.
What was the Philadelphia Compromise of 1778?
The small states thought it was going to be unfair if the big states had more representatives than the small ones. The smaller states like Delaware wanted equal representation. The Great Compromise was when the leaders of each state decided to have the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Senate has equal number of representatives and the House has representatives based on population.
What is the role of the speaker of the House of representatives?
To bring up the topic that they will be discussing in the House of Commons. e.g. a bill, law etc... but they must be totally clean of their party decision. They don't want the speaker to love the Conservatives or Liberals. Only because the speaker will take their side of the discussion, which may lead to other things.
How did the Virginia house of burgesses contribute to the representative government?
The House of Burgesses was the first representative legislative body in colonial America. It first met at Jamestown, then the capital of Virginia,on July 30, 1619. After 1625, the House of Burgesses managed the affairs of the colony without the Governor. Although not entirely democratic it contributed to the development of representative government in colonial America. When it was temporarily dissolved in 1774, its members met in the first revolutionary convention in Virginia. There they elected delegates to the First Continental Congress. Some members of the House became leaders of the Revolutionary War. I hope that this has been a help to you.
Who makes the legislative schedule for congress?
It is not totally clear who makes the schedule, but it appears the leaders of the House of Representatives and Senate make it.
Who has more calendars the house or the senate?
I would say the house. There many more representatives than senators. So it stands to reason that they would have more calendars.
The house what lists bills that are up for consideration?
calendars
How many calendars are in house of representatives?
There are 7,763 calenders.
Who runs the debates in the house of representatives?
The House majority leader
Who chairs the debates in the British Parliament?
The speaker who sits on the big chair at the far end
Where does the third main party leader sit in the house of commons?
In the House of Commons, the leader of the third main party typically sits in the opposition benches, which are located to the left of the Speaker's chair. This position allows them to challenge the government and engage in debates with other party leaders. The exact seat can vary, as party leaders may have designated spots within their party's section.
What is the purpose of the calendars used by the house?
To help the members organize and complete their work.
What is the purpose of the calendars use by the house?
To help the members organize and complete their work.
What is the purpose of calendars use by the house?
To help the members organize and complete their work.
What is is the purpose of the calendars used by the house?
To help the members organize and complete their work.
What is the purpose of using calendars by the house?
To help the members organize and complete their work.
