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How National Assembly was elected?? explain full answer ​

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Answered by thankyebo12
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The members of the assembly were called deputies. They didn't really represent all the people. They were generally wealthy commoners elected by other wealthy commoners. The assembly passed the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen in August of 1789.

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All members of the National Assembly are elected directly every four years. Although, as the consequence of being a former British colony, Nigeria started out with a parliamentary system of government at independence in 1960, it switched to a presidential system modeled after that of the United States in 1979.

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Answered by brainlyqueen52
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The members of the assembly were called deputies. They didn't really represent all the people. They were generally wealthy commoners elected by other wealthy commoners. The assembly passed the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen in August

All members of the National Assembly are elected directly every four years. Although, as the consequence of being a former British colony, Nigeria started out with a parliamentary system of government at independence in 1960, it switched to a presidential system modeled after that of the United States in 1979.

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