What is the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
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a pre civil war act that gave thwe citizens of kansas and nebraska the right to decide whether or not they wanted slavery in their state
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Kleeb's argument makes more sense by structure as well as by appealing to the Nebraskan citizenry.  Smith though has a well centered argument which can bring about strong change with long term benefits for the state.  \n\nWhen it comes to choosing in a case like this, you should look at each candidate's personal background.  Decide not only upon credibility and integrity, but capability and networking as well.  A candidate can be motivated and loyal all he wants, but if he doesn't have the ability to get the job done, it won't matter how hard he tries, he still won't be successful.
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Actually, there is one state (Nebraska) that is unicameral--in other words, its legislature has only one house.  The names of the houses of the legislature vary from state to state, but all of those with bicameral legislatures use the name "Senate" for the upper (and smaller) house.   The term "House of Representatives" (or "House," for short) is used as the name of the lower (and larger) house in 41 states.  Five states call the lower house the "Assembly," and three use the term "House of Delegates."
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Who is they? Are you referring to the Frist bill that was introduced?
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Bicameral refers to the number of legislative bodies in a country and state. Bicameral means there are two. Nebraska is the only state in the Union that has a unicameral (one) legislature. All others have two (called the House and Senate) and are therefore bicameral.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Hi, \n\nLooking for the Kansas Credit Union Act?  Here's a link to it:  http://www.kcua.org/govmt/pdfs/KSCUAct.PDF\n\nFor more info, check out the Kansas Credit Union Association web site at:  http://www.kcua.org/\n\nGood luck!
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Food_and_Drug_Act\ngo here, wikipedia is sweet!
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This isn't really an answer per se, but I wanted to recommend a book to you.  It's about how the Republicans won Middle America from the Democrats, and I thought you might find it interesting.\n\nIt's called "What's the Matter With Kansas: How Conservatives Won the Heart of America" by Thomas Frank and it talks about how the Republicans duped Middle Americans with faith-based problems, and then screwed them over economically.  It's quite well-written, and sort of relates to your question.
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Article 1 Section 6 of the US Constitution.\n\n"They [Senators and Representatives] shall in all cases, except treason, felony and breach of the peace, be privileged from arrest during their attendance at the session of their respective Houses, and in going to and returning from the same"
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It transfers funds and power from the teachers unions to local churches. This is the big one. It also punishes the lower income communities through learning and test scores. What is happening is mostly the African American community school districts funds are being transferred to the wealthier school districts. All after school program funding was cut and transferred to the churches to distribute. It's un-constitutional with the separation of Church and State. The document is 1000's of pages, and it will take a staff of lawyers to understand it. Each State also has there version that is attached as riders to the document. This law has to be removed, and real soon.
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By far the most important laws passed in the 1950s were written after the Supreme Court decision of Brown v. The Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas in which the Court ruled that publis schools could NOT be segregated.  After that decision there were a plethora of cases and laws passed that opened the doors to integration in schools, movie theaters, universities, swimming pools, golf courses, mortuaries, bus stations, etc...\n\n\nIncidentally, women got the right to vote in 1920--NOT the 1950s.
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Nebraska and Notre Dame
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Are you sure you have the right bill number.  I looked it up and HR 187 was about agriculture.  Check the links below if you get the right number or is it a state bill rather than a us congressional bill?
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Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, North and South Dakota.
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http://www.americanrevwar.homestead.com/files/CORN.HTM\n\nthis should give you the information you need.
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My wife had some time ago.  We no longer live there. I don't know if that helps.  We hired an attorney out of KS.\n\nIs there a blog?  I've heard that can help.  Link is a good idea.  More people will probably come forward anonymously.
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Unfortunately, Nebraska (lived there for 6 years) is behind the times.  You cannot find out information online.  The best thing to do is to call the district attorney's office (or if you know who your friends lawyer is call them) and ask questions.  I had to do this for my stepson.\n\nGood luck