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The Florida State government has no provision for vice president. Our U.S. Constitution provides for a Vice President and the incumbent is now "Joe" Biden, Jr. He also is the President of the U.S. Senate and becomes the new President of the United States upon the death, resignation, or removal of the president. The Florida Constitution provides for a Lieutenant Governor who becomes the governor upon the death, impeachment trial, or incapacity of the governor. The incumbent is now Jeff Kottkamp. He is not President of the Florida Senate. There is a President of the Florida Senate, Senator Jeff Atwater.
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In a school in Florida.
The state of Florida was never purchased by the U.S. It was traded back and forth between nations by a series of treaties and by the U.S. Revolutionary War against Great Britain.In 1763 Spain traded Florida to Great Britain in return for Cuba. Great Britain divided the territory into East Florida and West Florida, which extended all the way to the Mississippi River and north far into Mississippi and Alabama. In 1784, the Treaty of Paris ending the U.S. Revolutionary War returned Florida to Spain, but without describing any boundaries.In 1795, during George Washington's presidency, the Treaty of San Lorenzo set the northern boundary of Florida at the 31st parallel. In 1810, President James Madison claimed West Florida as part of the Louisiana Purchase made by President Thomas Jefferson.In 1819 during the James Monroe presidency, the Adams-Onis Treaty was signed which gave the U.S. possession of Florida beginning in 1821. Florida became an official U.S. Territory in 1822, and became the State of Florida in 1845 at the beginning of James K Polk's presidency.
State government doesn’t have a cabinet. Only the president has one.