[Answer] What was the term used to refer to British women who fought for women’s right to vote in the early 20th century?

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[Answer] Which nation was the first to give women the right to vote?

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[Answer] 10. In the 1988 presidential election, a defecting Democratic Elector from West Virginia cast a presidential vote in the Electoral College for Lloyd Bentsen. Who finally became President?

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...1. Walter Mondale 2. Michael Dukakis 3. George H. W. Bush 4. Lloyd Bentsen In addition to voting for Lloyd Bentsen for President, this Elector also voted for Michael Dukakis as VP, not President, which was the reverse of how they had campaigned.

[Answer] On what date did the Second Continental Congress vote to adopt the Declaration of Independence?

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...The Second Continental Congress, meeting in Philadelphia, voted to adopt a formal Declaration of Independence on July 2, 1776. At the time, John Adams wrote to his wife, saying he believed that future generations would celebrate July 2nd as a holiday. However, the written document needed editing before it could be officially approved. It was on July 4th, 1776, that the edited copy was ready for signatures. It was on this date that printers completed copies of the announcement that were then distributed across the land. The July 2nd actual vote date for independence was soon forgotten. Source: NationalGeographic.com

[Answer] 10. In the UK, what is the official name given to the place where people go to vote?

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...1. Voting station 2. Polling station 3. The hustings 4. Primary school Primary schools, community centres and town halls are often used as polling stations. The term 'hustings' was used in the days before the ballot was made secret (in 1868).

[Answer] Which country was the first to give women the right to vote?

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...New Zealand held its first election in 1853. Those voting had to be male, 21 years of age or older, and British subjects who owned or rented property worth a certain amount. All Māori men age 21 or older could vote for representatives from each of four Māori electorates, beginning in 1867. All of New Zealand's adult male British subjects could vote by 1879. The world's first laws allowing women to vote in a national election passed in New Zealand in 1893. Source: Teara.Govt.NZ

[Ans] What is the only U.S. state to allow its residents to vote from outer space?

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Texas is the only state that allows its residents to vote from space. Thanks to a 1997 Texas law, astronauts are allowed to cast a vote while in orbit. The first American to cast his ballot from space was David Wolf, who voted from aboard the Russian Space Station Mir, which preceded the International Space Station. In order to vote from space, astronauts request a special absentee ballot about six months in advance, according to NASA. On the big day, they file their ballot electronically through a protected system.

[Answer] What is the only U.S. state to allow its residents to vote from outer space?

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...Texas is the only state that allows its residents to vote from space. Thanks to a 1997 Texas law, astronauts are allowed to cast a vote while in orbit. The first American to cast his ballot from space was David Wolf, who voted from aboard the Russian Space Station Mir, which preceded the International Space Station. In order to vote from space, astronauts request a special absentee ballot about six months in advance, according to NASA. On the big day, they file their ballot electronically through a protected system.

[Answer] Which country was the first to give all adult women the right to vote?

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...New Zealand became the first nation to grant women the right to vote. On this day in 1893, with the signing of the Electoral Bill by Governor Lord Glasgow, New Zealand became the first country in the world to grant national voting rights to women. The bill was the result of years of effort by suffrage campaigners, led by Kate Sheppard. In recent years Sheppard’s contribution to New Zealand’s history has been acknowledged on the $10 note. New Zealand women first went to the polls in the national elections of November 1893.

[Ans] Which country was the first to give all adult women the right to vote?

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New Zealand became the first nation to grant women the right to vote. On this day in 1893, with the signing of the Electoral Bill by Governor Lord Glasgow, New Zealand became the first country in the world to grant national voting rights to women. The bill was the result of years of effort by suffrage campaigners, led by Kate Sheppard. In recent years Sheppard’s contribution to New Zealand’s history has been acknowledged on the $10 note. New Zealand women first went to the polls in the national elections of November 1893.

[Ans] Name the new U.S. secretary of state, who was confirmed to the position yesterday following a 57-42 vote in the Senate.

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The hard-charging former CIA director was confirmed on a 57-42 vote — one of the slimmest margins for the job in recent history. ... The Senate narrowly confirmed Mike Pompeo to be secretary of state on Thursday, clearing the path for him to take over as the top U.S. diplomat just as President Donald ... America's New Top Diplomat is Pro Family and Pro Life – California ... 

 Pro family and pro life conservative Mike Pompeo is now the incumbent Secretary of State after the Senate confirmed him on Thursday, April 26, 2018 with a 57-42 vote. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito administered the oath at 2:00 pm. ET, according to State Department Spokeswoman Heather Nauert.

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Name the new U.S. secretary of state, who was confirmed to the position yesterday following a 57-42 vote in the Senate.

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CIA Director Mike Pompeo was confirmed by the Senate today as Rex Tillerson's successor as Secretary of State by a 57-42 vote. Missing: name Mike Pompeo Wins Senate Confirmation for Secretary of State | 

Time time.com › Politics › White House 15 hours ago - The Senate voted 57-42 to confirm CIA Director Mike Pompeo to be President Donald Trump's second secretary of state. ... On Monday, it appeared Pompeo would fail a vote in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, but the panel ultimately cleared him after last-minute support from Republican Sen.

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The Ford Motor Company is an American multinational automaker headquartered in Dearborn, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit. It was founded by Henry Ford and incorporated on June 16, 1903. The company sells automobiles and commercial vehicles under the Ford brand and most luxury cars under the Lincoln brand. Volvo, Betting on Electric, Moves to Phase Out Conventional Engines ... 

 The third big domestic automaker, Fiat Chrysler, has lagged. It sells an electric version of its Fiat 500 subcompact car and a hybrid gas-electric variation of its Chrysler Pacifica minivan. But the company has yet to announce any plans to build a new vehicle that is available only as an electric model. Ford Chooses China, Not Mexico, to Build Its New Focus - The New .

The company, which canceled plans to build in Mexico under pressure from President Trump, will also invest in a Kentucky plant for S.U.V.s.. ... were looking to build popular S.U.V. models in the United States and concentrate production of slow-selling, less profitable passenger cars in lower-cost nations.

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What company recently announced that it was planning to stop selling of all but two of its passenger car models in the U.S., focusing instead on trucks and SUVs?

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FORD is dropping all but two of its car models from its dealerships in North America, phasing out sedans and hatchback and focusing on trucks, SUVs and commercial vehicles. ... Ford will dropping all passenger car models in US apart from Mustang and Focus Active. Ford has made the bold move to ditch ... Ford Plans $11.5 Billion in Extra Cuts, Killing Most US Cars - Bloomberg - Ford Motor Co. is sharpening its knives to cleave another $11.5 billion from spending plans and cut several sedans, including the Fusion and Taurus, ... by laying out plans to get rid of slow-selling, low-margin car models and refocusing the company around more lucrative sport utility vehicles and trucks.

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Which U.S. President secured the presidency by a victory of one electoral vote?

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He attempted, unsuccessfully, to fill a third vacancy in 1881. Justice Noah Haynes Swayne resigned with the expectation that Hayes would fill his seat by appointing Stanley Matthews, who was a friend of both men.