What happens next if committee members vote to approve a bill in the state legislature? The bill goes to the full chamber for consideration. The bill undergoes changes before it is sent to the chamber. The bill is debated on the floor among all members of the house. The bill is sent to the governor to be approved, vetoed, or left alone.

What evidence is there in this document that the policy was a good idea?

According to the biography of harriet tubman you read, what physical trauma did harriet tubman experience as a young girl? a.) she was repeatedly raped by an overseer. b.)she lost the use of her left leg after it became stuck in a cotton gin. c.)she was beaten within an inch of her life by a slaveholder which caused her to suffer from memory lapses later in life. d.)she was hit in the head with a 2-pound iron weight by an overseer, which caused her to suffer from narcolepsy later in life.

Which of the following led to the prohibition of alcohol in the 1920s