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Encyclopedia > List of state leaders in 1701

1700 state leaders - Events of 1701 - 1702 state leaders - State leaders by year

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2 Asia
3 Europe
4 Middle East and North Africa

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These are two states that have themselves resolved their differences with Israel and are a model for how peace can be brought between old adversaries and obviously two states that are also extremely involved in helping the Palestinians, Egypt and Jordan.
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It was the United States that helped to broker, to negotiate, the Comprehensive Peace Agreement between northern and southern Sudan that ended decades of civil war that had resulted in 2 million deaths.
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An amendment to the constitution may be proposed by the state legislature; to become effective it must be approved by a majority of the persons voting on the issue in a general election.
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