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The first country to elect a woman to a national cabinet post was?
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First African country to elect a government in which the majority of members were women?
Rwanda
The number of the positions in Washingtons first cabinet?
There were 7 (Seven) delegates in his first cabinet.
What year did united of America first elect a president?
1999
Who was the First first lady to attend cabinet meetings?
Eleanor Roosevent
How often do the president and his cabinet meet?
this varies according to the president's wishes. in Reagan's first year as president, he held 36 cabinet meetings but Clinton only held 6 in his first year. cabinet meetings in the usa are not nearly as important or regular as cabinet meetings in the UK.
Who was the first country to elect a woman to a national cabinet?
Denmark
The first country to elect a women to a national cabinet post was?
The United States was the first country to elect a woman to a national cabinet. In 1917 Jeannette Rankin was the elected to the U.S. Congress.
Who was the first country to elect a woman to a nation cabinet post?
Denmark
When was the first African American elect national ffa president?
In 1977, the first African American elected National FFA President.
What country was first to elect woman prime minister?
Sri Lanka
Which was the first country in the world to elect a woman as prime minister?
sri lanka
First African country to elect a government in which the majority of members were women?
Rwanda
Which country first adopted Thanksgiving as a national holiday?
canda is the first country to adopt Thanksgiving as a national holiday.
Which elect first DR or BDR in ospf?
dr will elect first
What country had the first president ever?
George Washington was the first in the U.S.
What was the first country to have an official national flag?
Denmark
What country first adopted the paper ballot system?
Australia was the first country to use the secret ballot, also known as the Australian ballot. It was first used in Victoria, to elect the Victorian government, in 1856.
