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Foundations of government & economics
Unit test review
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Separation of powers Means that certain ______________ are given to each ______________ of the state __________________________
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Separation of powers The idea of separation of powers is in our state constitution because it keeps ________ from becoming more _______________ than the others
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How can the EXECUTIVE BRANCH “check” the LEGISLATIVE BRANCH?
Checks & balances How can the EXECUTIVE BRANCH “check” the LEGISLATIVE BRANCH?
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Which branch of the state government is the LARGEST?
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Requirements to be STATE SENATOR?
STATE SENATE Requirements to be STATE SENATOR? AGE: US Citizenship: State Citizenship:
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State house of representatives
Requirements to be STATE REPRESENTATIVE? Age: US Citizenship: State Citizenship:
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Bills, bills, bills… What type of legislation (bill) must begin in the HOUSE? Transportation Appropriation Education Constitutional Amendments
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How long is the term in office for a member of the General Assembly?
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List 2 powers of the General Assembly:
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How many members are in the State Senate?
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State house of representatives
How many members in the State House of Representatives?
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Who is the leader of the State Senate?
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State house of representatives
Who is the leader of the State House of Representatives?
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Does the Senate & House have to pass the same version of a bill?
Bills, bills, bills… Does the Senate & House have to pass the same version of a bill?
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GOVERNOR What is the term length for Governor, and how many years can he/she serve in a row?
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Qualifications to be Governor/ Lt. Governor:
Executive branch Qualifications to be Governor/ Lt. Governor: Age: US Citizenship: State Citizenship:
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What are the two main political parties in our state?
Party time What are the two main political parties in our state?
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What is the role of a political party?
Party time What is the role of a political party?
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The party with the MOST members is the _____________ party
Party Time The party with the MOST members is the _____________ party
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Who? You? Me? Idk but I should!
This term involves knowing that actions have consequences:
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The party with the FEWEST members is the _____________ party
Party Time The party with the FEWEST members is the _____________ party
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ROCK THE VOTE A voter registered in one county can vote in a different county? YES or NO
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I’M JUST A BILL… Put the steps for a bill becoming a law into order
(Use the Letters of the Answers ONLY) Floor Consideration Committee Consideration Introduction Drafting Governor Consideration
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Questions 21 - 25 Party with FEWEST members:
Serves as president of the Senate: Knowing that actions have consequences Party with MOST members: Serves as leader of the HOUSE:
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Topics for Written Responses
It’s the write time… Topics for Written Responses Delinquent vs. Unruly acts (examples) Felonies vs. Misdemeanors (examples) Be able to explain WEAK Mayor, STRONG Mayor, Council-Manager forms of city government Revenues vs. Expenditures (examples) Choices the State Government makes with limited resources
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