it is based on population in the statePOPULATION! :) if your doing the crossword, GOODLUCK!:DD
the national gov. had too much power in some areas and the states had to much power in others. for example, the states had the power to print their own currency, which led to confusion for travelers because they had to stop and trade one states coins for anothers.
There is a list of capitalist countries in the 1700. Some of the countries include United States, Japan, Israel, Italy, Russia and Senegal among others.
Every state has 2 senators so no state will have more. Representatives are based on population and the states are divided into districts from which a representative is chosen. Some states do have more representatives than others.
It varies from state to state. Some states use names from the rolls of eligible voters; others use names from the state DMV drivers permit files.
That depends on your states laws. Some states allow it; some states require all handgun purchases to be made through an FFL dealer.
It depends on where you are. In some states, it is legal.
Only for ILLEGAL possession. In some jurisdictions anyone over 21 can possess a handgun. In others, almost no one can have one.
It depends on which states. In most states, you have to be at least 21, but in some, it's 18.
It depends on what you mean exactly. You can transport an unloaded handgun in your vehicle while you travel as long as the handgun isn't accessible to you. However, if you have a handgun carry permit, you can carry the gun on your person in some states. That said, you can carry a handgun on your person inside your car in some states without a permit. Check out handgunlaw.us for more information about each individual state's laws.
It some states yes, but some states have a requirement that the buyer be at least 21.
That's a very difficult question to answer as asked. Some states allow citizens to carry handguns openly without a permit, a couple of states (AZ and VT) allow concealed carry without a permit. Some states have a lot of restrictions on where you can carry even if you have a permit, some states have only a few. Many states will issues handgun permits to any non-felon that applies. Most states are similar in purchase requirements. You can purhcase or own a handgun at 18 in some states as long as it was not purchased through a dealer. In order to purchase a handgun from a dealer, you must be at least 21 per federal law.
Several states have limitations on carrying a firearm- none have a blanket prohibition. Some are stricter than others. Actually, a couple do. In Illinois, you cannot carry a handgun on your person in public, openly or concealed. A few other states ban handgun carry by default, because it is basically impossible to get a handgun carry permit. But, the answer to the question I think you're asking is, Illinois and Wisconsin do not issue handgun carry permits, however, I think Wisconsin allows open carry. Check www.handgunlaw.us for more information. Update: since the time I wrote the most recent answer, Wisconsin has started issuing handgun carry permit.
It depends on what you mean. In some states, you can carry a handgun openly without a permit. In most states, you have to have a permit to carry a handgun at all, or to carry it concealed. Two states and the District of Columbia don't issue handgun permits. The states that do issue permits have restrictions, a few places within the states that is off-limits, even if you have a permit, such as schools, courthouses, etc.
It depends on where you are. In some states in the U.S. you can carry without a permit, but in some states you can't. Try: handgunlaws.us for more info.
It depends on where you are. In the U.S. each state has its own process. In some states (such as TN) you have to take a class first, then apply for the permit through the state. In some other states (such as MS), you don't have to take the class, you just apply. Yet in some other states, you apply through the local sheriff. Then, in two states (WI and IL) you can't get a handgun permit.
Some people find rational fractions easier, others prefer decimals fractions. For some purposes rational fractions are simpler, for others decimals are easier. So there is no simple answer.