Difference between union list state list and concurrent list

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What are Union list, state list and concurrent list

Answered by admin @ 20/08/2021

Union list-It is a list which include subject of national importance such as defense of the country,foreign affairs,banking,etc..

State list-It contains subject of state and local importance such as police,trade,agriculture,etc..

Concurrent list-It includes subjects of common interest to the both Union and state government such as forest , trade union, marriage,etc...

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What is union list state list and concurrent list

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What are Union list, state list and concurrent list

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Name the subjects included in the union list , state list and concurrent list.

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Asked by admin @ 26/11/2021 in Social Studies viewed by 269 persons

was the first Southern state to secede from the Union. In the debate over secession, spoke out against it. In January 1861, Georgia delegates voted to secede. After Georgia seceded, …

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Which state was the first to secede from the union

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The first state to secede from the Union in 1860 was ______. North Carolina South Carolina Mississippi Texas

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The purpose of the State of the Union address is to provide the opportunity for the House to address the President about concerns regarding policies proposed by the Senate Senate …

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The first organized union in the United States was the:

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The state of the Union Address is the most important annual speech given by the President of the United States. Briefly outline the history and purpose of the speech

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Asked by admin @ 28/10/2021 in History viewed by 362 persons

A main purpose of the president’s State of the Union address is to identify major policy issues. explain Supreme Court decisions. challenge congressional policies. defend executive branch decisions.