In fact, the CCF did form a government. Tommy Douglas and the CCF were elected as the government of the Province of Saskatchewan in 1944. The CCF brought in many programs designed to benefit all the people of Saskatchewan. The most important of these was a universal health care system, which we refer to today as "medicare." The CCF was re-elected as Saskatchewan's government several times and remained in office for almost 20 years. Tommy Douglas is still known in Canada as "the Father of Medicare." Every province in Canada now has a comprehensive health care system, and the federal government provides much of the funding to support them. A few years ago, in the most thorough study of public opinion ever undertaken, Tommy Douglas was declared the greatest Canadian who ever lived.
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Many new countries adopted a democratic form of government after the war.
Rome was an empire under the Republican form of government. The republican form of government collapsed due to civil wars and political infighting. After the battle of Actium, Rome had the one man rule of an emperor, but the empire itself had already been firmly established.
Long Live this form of Government!
Germany had a socialist government with Hitler as a dictator. Thus it was a dictatorship.
They didnt follow any form of government all they did was have sex
Plato was critical of democracy, believing it tended to lead to chaos and instability. He preferred a system of government led by philosopher-kings who were guided by reason and wisdom, rather than the fluctuating opinions of the masses. Plato feared that democracy could easily be influenced by demagogues and lead to the tyranny of the majority.
"CCF" means hundred cubic feet.
1.00 Ccf equals 2.8317 m3
270 ccf = 201,974 US gallons.
"CCF" means hundred cubic feet.
1488 ccf is 1,113,101.3 US gallons.
172 ccf
11,000 US gallons equates to 14.7 ccf
Therms Natural Gas to CCF Natural Gas multiply by 0.9756
1 therm = 100,000 Btu = 0.1 MMBtu = 1 CCF
Yes. HCF=CCF. Source: http://www.awwa.org/waterwiser/references/glossary.cfm