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SS week 9

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what are the three branches of government? executive, legislative, judicial
who is head of the executive branch of government? the president
who is the leader of a city? the mayor
what branch creates laws and sets taxes? legislative branch
The legislative branch does NOT interpret the law.
what are three democratic principles? justice, fairness, and equality
what is paid for through taxes? community parks
who has the power to print money? federal government
one purpose of the government is to promote the common good.
who is the leader of the state? the governor
who is the local level of government in charge of? police, fire department, public bus system, road maintenance, and community parks
The Supremen Court is part of what branch? judical branch
A person who runs for office is called a what? candidate
How old do you have to be to vote? 18 years old
Free speach means we can express ourselves freely.
What is a civic discouse? helps people live peacefully together and define a problem of some kind
what is an example of civic discourse? a community trying to solve a littering problem
Created by: rformby01
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