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What Prime Minister of Britain had a name like a candy bar?
Only one I can think of is Edward Heath, PM from 1970 to 1974.
Who was the chief minister of austria and a key figure at the Congress of Vienna?
The position became that of a Minister-President of Austria, equivalent to Prime Minister, with the exception of Count Friedrich Ferdinand von Beust (1867-1871) the title only re-emerging at the birth of German Austria after World War I in 1918, when Karl Renner was appointed Staatskanzler.
Who was PM the longest in the 20th Century?
The Prime Minister who served the longest in the 20th century was Sir Robert Walpole, who held the office from 1721 to 1742. However, if considering only the 20th century, the longest-serving Prime Minister was Margaret Thatcher, who was in office from 1979 to 1990, serving for over 11 years. Her tenure significantly impacted British politics and the Conservative Party.
Who is in charge of Britain?
The Head of State is Queen Elizabeth II and the Head of Government is the Prime Minister James Gordon Brown. The Queen is head of state of the United Kingdom and the head of government in the UK is Gordon Brown. There is no-one in charge of Great Britain because it is not a country, only part of the UK.
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.;]
Which Prime Minister of Britain was a Canadian?
Andrew Bonar Law (16 September 1858 - 30 October 1923) was a Canadian-born British Conservative Party statesman and Prime Minister. Currently he is the only British Prime Minister to have been born outside the United Kingdom.
Which Australian prime minister was born in Stanley?
Joseph Lyons was born in Stanley. He has been Australia's only Tasmanian-born Prime Minister to date.
Which Canadian prime minister was buried outside of Canada?
R.B. Bennett was the only former prime minster buried outside of Canada (he was buried in England).
Who was Bonar Law?
Bonar Law (1858-1923) was the British Prime Minister (Conservative) for about 7 months in 1922-23. He was born in New Brunswick when it was still a British colony. He became the only Prime Minister of the United Kingdom to have been born outside the UK proper.
Can you be the prime minister of Israel if you were born in another country?
Yes. Israel as a nation state has only existed since 1948. In fact the firstPrime Minister of Israel, David Ben-Gurion was born outside of Israel. It ispolitically harder to become Prime Minister of Israel if you are not born there,but it is not impossible either.====================================The first answer is technically correct, but the truth is: Even more so than that!The current Prime Minister as of mid-2011, Benjamin Netanyahu, is the firstto have been born in Israel.
Who is the prime minister of andhra?
Prime Minister will be elected only for nation (Country/India) not for state. There will be no prime minister for state. State will have chief minister.
Who is the Deputy prime minister of Jamaica?
As of 2012 there is no Deputy Prime Minister. Only the Prime Minister (Portia Simpson-Miller) and her Cabinet.
What British prime minister served for only 79 days?
No prime minister of Britain served for 79 days. John Turner was born in Britain, but moved to Canada as a child and became Canadian prime minister and served for 79 days.
Was Margaret thatcher the only women prime minister of England?
Yes, she was the First AND Only female Prime Minister.
Who were the President and Prime Minister of Australia in 2011?
There is only a Prime Minister and she is Julia Gillard
Who was the first Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister of Australia in1901?
The first Australian Prime Minister was Edmund Barton. There was no deputy Prime Minister. This was a title that was only officially created in 1968.
British prime ministers who were not English?
Starting with David Lloyd George, the first to use the title "Prime Minister" officially: David Lloyd George (1916-1922, Welsh, only Prime Minister who did not have English as his first language) Andrew Bonar Law (1922-1923, Canadian-born, only Prime Minister born outside the British Isles) Ramsay MacDonald (briefly in 1924, then 1929-1935, Scottish) James Callaghan (1976-1979, Welsh) Gordon Brown (2007-2010, Scottish) Tony Blair was born in Scotland, but grew up in England.
