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A plan of
government.
Constitution
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A person who was born in a country or who has earned the right to become a member of a country by law.
citizen
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The power of the executive branch to reject a bill passed by the legislature.
veto
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The people and laws that run a town, county, state, and country.
government
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A system of government where people elect their leaders.
democracy
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Having to do with national government.
federal government
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Know these steps on how a bill becomes a law IN ORDER!!
- 1. Citizens develop and idea for a bill.
- 2. Members of the State Assembly or the Senate propose the bill.
- 3. The Assembly and the Senate vote to approve the bill.
- 4. The governor signs the bill, or it can be vetoes by the governor.
- 5. If the bill is vetoes another vote can be taken. If more than 2/3 of the assembly and the senate vote to approve it, the bill becomes a law
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WHO IS IN CHARGE? LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. City or town parks.
Local government
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WHO IS IN CHARGE? LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. Age to drive
State government
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WHO IS IN CHARGE? LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. Leading the military
National government
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WHO IS IN CHARGE? LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. Meeting with leaders of other countries.
National government
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WHO IS IN CHARGE? LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. Making our country's laws.
National government
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WHO IS IN CHARGE? LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. State Highways
State government
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WHO IS IN CHARGE? LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. The police
Local government
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WHO IS IN CHARGE? LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. Firefighters
Local government
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WHO IS IN CHARGE? LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. Decides what to learn in school.
State government
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WHO IS IN CHARGE? LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. Decides where factories can be built.
Local government
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WHO IS IN CHARGE? LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. State Laws
State laws
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WHO IS IN CHARGE? LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. State Parks
State government
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Name the three branches of government.
- Executive
- Legislative
- Judicial
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The President of the USA is a part of which branch of government.
Executive branch
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Judges are a part of which branch of government?
Judicial branch
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Senators are a part of which branch of government?
Legislative branch
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Governors are a part of which branch of government?
Executive branch
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The House of Representatives is a part of which branch of the government?
Legislative branch
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Which branch of government enforces laws?
Executive branch
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Which branch decides if the new laws are constitutional?
Judicial branch
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Which branch is the commander and chief of the military?
Executive branch
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Which branch makes the laws?
Legislative branch
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Which branch decides how much money to spend?
Legislative branch
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Which branch signs or vetoes bills?
Executive branch
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Which branch interprets the laws?
Judicial branch
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Which branch meets with leaders of other countries?
Executive branch
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Who does our country give power and responsibilities to run the government to?
It is shared between country, state, counties, cities, and towns
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Government jobs are paid for by...
taxes
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We elect a president of our country every ____ years.
4
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Citizens have the following privileges and responsibilities.
- voting
- -serving on a jury
- -paying taxes
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