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1 Types of Government EQ: Why is the power of government divided across three levels (national, state, local)?

2 Local Government Roswell, GA Mayor Jere Wood

3 State Government Georgia

4 National Government President Barack Obama United States of America

5 Our Government National State Ex: Georgia Local (City) Ex: Alpharetta Local (City) Ex: Atlanta State Ex: New York Local (City) Ex: Rochester Local (City) Ex: Buffalo

6 Roles of Governments National Make Laws for whole country National ParksPost Office State Makes laws for state to follow CollegesRoads Local Makes laws for the town or city Schools Police, Firefighters

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