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1 + Welcome Knight Time! Study Hall sit in the back Knight Time sit in the Front Get ready for Record Review and Password

2 + Welcome C&E Students! Grab today’s handout an settle in Roll Call Question: Would you rather be able to teleport or to time travel? Bell Work: What types of industry are unique to NC’s 3 regions? How has the NC textile industry managed to stay alive in spite of globalization? What is the RTP?

3 + Reminders Test Tomorrow Recovery Ends THIS THURSDAY!!!!! June 5 th and 4 th are not recovery days

4 + Warm Up – Record Review You and your group will try and write as many terms, concepts and theories as you can think of that relate back to the word on the sheet. You will have 3 minutes per word The team with the most applicable terms will have an advantage during trashsketball. Choose 2 Shoot Again Steal a Point Skip Question and Shoot Steal a Turn

5 + Legislative Branch

6 + Executive Branch

7 + Judicial Branch

8 + 8.1 NC State and Local Gov’t

9 + Question The NC Constitution has Amendments just like the US Constitution. To amend the NC Constitution the General Assembly needs 3/5 approval from both chambers and what else?

10 + Answer Majority of the popular vote

11 + Question Describe the three levels of the executive branch and who leads each level

12 + Answer Federal – President State – Governor Local – Mayor

13 + Question The NC General Assembly passes laws called…

14 + Answer Statutes

15 + Question What are the two chambers in the NC General Assembly and how many members do they each have?

16 + Answer Senate – 50 House of Representatives - 120

17 + Question The Lt. Governor’s federal counterpart would be…

18 + Answer The Vice President

19 + Question What are ordinances?

20 + Answer Local laws passed by city councils

21 + Question How do we choose our State’s Council of State?

22 + Answer The voters elect them

23 + Question This term refers to the governor’s judicial power to forgive someone for a felony

24 + Answer Pardon

25 + Question What is a Line-Item-Veto and who can use this power?

26 + Answer rejecting a specific part of a bill – The Governor

27 + Question How many Supreme Court Justices do we have in NC?

28 + Answer 7 1 chief justice 6 associative justices

29 + Question Describe the three levels of the legislative branch and who leads each level

30 + Answer Federal – Congress State – NC General Assembly Local – City Council

31 + Question This is the largest subdivision of a state

32 + Answer County

33 + Question What are three elected county officials?

34 + Answer Sheriff Clerk Treasurer DA Assessor Coroner

35 + Question Cities, Towns and villages are all considered…

36 + Answer Municipalities

37 + Question Local governments created Constitutions called…

38 + Answer Charters

39 + Question This is a system of government used by the City of charlotte, wear the City Council and City Manager make most of the major decisions

40 + Answer Council-Manager

41 + 8.2 NC and Local Economies

42 + Question What tax issued by state and local governments is easy to collect and dependable

43 + Answer Sales Tax

44 + Question What type of tax creates the largest source of revenue for the federal government

45 + Answer Income Tax

46 + Question What are the two types of property?

47 + Answer Real Personal

48 + Question What is the difference between fees and fines?

49 + Answer Fees – voluntarily paid for the use of services Fines – punishment for violating a local ordinance

50 + Question Why do some counties rely on lotteries as a form of revenue?

51 + Answer Counties with small tax bases need a non-tax source of revenue

52 + Question Why do citizens get to vote on whether or not the state or local governments can issue municipal bonds?

53 + Answer May eventually lead to a raise in taxes in order to pay back the loan

54 + Question This type of tax generates the largest source of local and state

55 + Answer Property Tax

56 + Question What is the most costly expenditure for the state of NC?

57 + Answer Education

58 + Question What types of industry do the mountain regions of NC have?

59 + Answer Agriculture – Christmas Trees, strawberries, apples, tomatoes and wine Tourism – Chimney Rock, Ashville, Grandfather Mountain, Cherokee Reservation

60 + Question

61 + Answer

62 + Question Describe the three levels of the Judicial branch and who leads each level

63 + Answer Federal – US Supreme Court State – NC Supreme Court Local – District/Superior Courts

64 + Question What is the RTP and how has it impacted NC?

65 + Answer Research Triangle Park located between DUKE, UNC, NC STATE Has brought over 170 international companies to NC thereby helping the state enter the global economy

66 + Question This NC Supreme Court case held that the State has a constitutional obligation to insure all children receive a sound basic education.

67 + Answer Leandro v. State

68 + Question What are federal grants?

69 + Answer Federal Money that goes to states and local governments for specific projects

70 + Question What types of industry do the piedmont regions of NC have?

71 + Answer Agriculture – Hog Farming, tobacco (50% of US), poultry farming, sweet potatoes and cucumbers Business – Automotive, Software, renewable energy Banking – NC is the 2 nd largest financial center in the US because we invest globally R&D (Research and Development) - pharmaceuticals and medical devices

72 + Question What Supreme Court Case stated that busing was constitutional as long as it was used to integrate schools

73 + Answer Swann v. CMS


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