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Boone C&E #4

C&E Goal 4 Vocabulary

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federal system a system of government in which the central government and the governments of the states share power
reserved powers powers that the Constitution reserves to the states
concurrent powers powers that the federal and state governments share
grants-in-aid awards of money
unicameral one-house
apportion to divide into districts based on population
line-item veto a veto on only a specific part of a bill
commute to reduce
parole an early release from prison
justice of the peace the judge in a local court
misdemeanor less serious crime
magistrate court police court in large towns
plaintiff a person filing a lawsuit
defendant a person being sued
felony more serious crime
incorporated a place with an officially organized government that provides services to residents
city charter a document that grants power to a local government
home rule the power granted by state legislatures to cities to manage their own affairs
ordinances city laws
strong-mayor system a city government in which the mayor has strong executive powers
weak-mayor system a city government in which the mayor’s authority is limited
at-large elections citywide elections in which council members run for office
special district a unit of government that deals with a specific function
metropolitan area a central city and its surrounding suburbs
county the largest territorial and political subdivision of a state
county seat the town where the county courthouse is located
town a political division of a county; a type of local government
town meeting a meeting in which people of a town discuss and decide on issues
township a political division of a county
public policy a general agreement among government leaders about how to deal with issues or problems that affect the entire community
infrastructure a system of roads, bridges, water, and sewers
priorities the goals a community considers most important or most urgent
resources the money, people, and materials available to accomplish a community’s goals
master plan a document that states the goals for a community’s future and explains how the government will carry them out
charter schools schools that receive state funding, but are excused from meeting many public school regulations
tuition voucher a kind of government money order that parents could use to pay for their children to attend private schools
solid waste garbage
recycling reusing old materials to make new ones
conservation the careful preservation and protection of natural resources
revenue
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