Verb: revoke or annul (a law or congressional act).
Noun: the action of revoking or annulling a law or congressional act.
The intent of each of these laws are:
1. Homestead Act - gave an opportunity to settlers to own a land with its requirement that the owner is the head of the family and is a citizen.
2. Pacific Railway Act - gave huge grants of land to railway companies.
3. Morrill Act - gave land to the states and establish colleges specializing in agriculture and mechanic arts.
It describes the Declaration of Rights for Washington, which includes 35 sections, and has been amended seven times since the current version of the Washington State Constitution was ratified on October 1st, 1889.
Islam's holy book, also know as the Qur'an, was known as a "backbone" to the law system. This helped manage life's daily rituals and the consecutive order with the dynasty.
