Quebec Act was passed to grant religious freedom to the French Canadians who lived in the Quebec province.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Quebec Act was passed in the year 1774 and it was concerned with the governance of the Quebec province which was a British colony in present day Canada. The act was passed by the parliament of Great Britain. It addressed the issues of religious freedom in the Quebec province.
The oath of allegiance of the province had reference to Protestant faith earlier. The Quebec Act removed this reference from the oath. It ensured the free practice of Catholic faith in the province.
I believe the answer is: Raise revenue
All of this requirement is made according to the Revenue clause in the article I of the united states constitution..
If the bills that made couldn't be approved by senates, the only thing that they could do is to propose or concur the bill with amendments.
Answer:
The answer is "construction of tunnels, highways, courthouses, and airports"
Explanation:
The term CWA stands for Civil Works Administration, in which it has provided construction work, it is mainly used to improve or construct buildings infrastructure. In this policy, the cost of $1 billion was terminated in just 1 year.
- It is used in relief, restoration, and improvement effort, which has generated jobs and property for 2.5 million poor people.
- It has been designed for reworking and employing unemployed Americans in successful public ventures, that's why in this question only the above-given choice is correct.
