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No, John Major was the Prime Minister of the UK (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland).
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Who resides at No. 10 Downing Street?
The English Prime minister resides at No10 Downing Street (currently Gordon Brown Feb 2008)and his name is Gordon brown.One small problem with the above Gordon Brown is the British Prime Minister & He's SCOTTISH ! Please refer to 'England ' as either GB or UK. England is part of the British Isles and part of the United Kingdom & although I am English, living in England, my Scots, Welsh & Irish compatriots do not enjoy being ignored...............The UK PM ... United Kingdom's or alternately Britain's Prime Minister lives there. It's referred to quite commonly there and in the US as "Number Ten Downing Street"... the US equivalent would be "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue", for The White House.The incumbent Prime Minister.
What is a canning proposal of 1823?
the canning proposal was by great Britain's prime minister at the time with the last name of canning. he originally wanted to work with the US in 1823 involving the European influences in the latin revolutions in the Americas, but the US passed the monroe doctrine before they got the chance to do so.
What is Differences between Canadian and American Political Systems?
In Canada, they have a Constitutional Monarchy & a Parliamentary-Cabinet type government. In America, we have a Presidential-Congressional type government. But both countries are democracies.;]
Who are the 3 major leaders of Russia?
Russia's Tsars in the 1800s werePaul I (-1801)Alexander I (1801-1825)Nicolas I (1825-1855)Alexander II (1855-1881)Alexander III (1881-1894)Nicolas II (1894-1917)
Who was the first african american mayor of a major US city?
Carl Burton Stokes was the first African American mayor of a major US city. He was elected as mayor in the city of Cleveland, OH in 1968.
Who was prime minister when Clinton was president?
The US does not have a Prime Minister. Several countries do. The Prime Ministers of the UK were John Major and Tony Blair.
Was John Macdonald the 1 prime minister of the US?
No, the US does not have a Prime Minister. He was a Prime Minister of Canada.
Who was the fourth prime minister of US?
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Who was the prime minister in US in 1900?
The US does not have a Prime Minister, so there was no US Prime Minister in 1900.
Who is Prime-minister of US?
The US does not have a Prime Minister and never has had one.
Who was the US prime minister in 1946?
The US has never had a Prime Minister.
Who was the prime minister of the US in 1937?
There was never a prime minister of the US...
Who is the prime minister of stcroix?
If you mean St Croix as in the US Virgin Islands then there is no Prime Minister but the island has a Govenor who is John de Jongh. He asnswers to the US President Barrack Obama. If you mean St Croix island in Canada then the Prime Minister would be the Prime Minister of Canada Stephen Harper.
What is the name of US prime minister of 2009?
The US does not have a Prime Minister, it has a President.
Is Kevin Rudd the prime minister of the US?
The US does not have a prime minister. We have a president. Kevin Rudd is a former Prime Minister of Australia.
Who was Prime Minister of the US in World War 2?
The US is not goverened by a Prime Minister.
What are the qualifications for prime minister in Indiana?
Indiana is a US state and it does not have a prime minister.
