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Government Review 5

Review for Thursday April 7th's quiz

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Which branch makes sure the laws follow the constitution? Judicial Branch
Which branch carries out the laws? Executive Branch
Which branch makes the laws? Legislative branch
Which level of government makes laws that affect the whole country? National/Federal Government
Which level of government make laws that affect the whole state? State Government
Which level of government make laws that affects the counties and cities? Local Government
Which is the highest court? U.S. Supreme Court
Which States does Washington D.C. border? Virginia and Maryland
Which level of government is the president in? National/Federal Government
Who make the laws for the county? Local Government
Which branch of the government is the president in? Executive Branch
Who makes the laws for the country? Legislative Branch. Congress
Which level of government is the mayor in? Local Government
What are the two parts of Congress? U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate
Why isn't Washington D.C. in a state? The people didn't want one state to be more powerful than the rest of the states.
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