Georgia's Executive Branch

Front

Which is an example of how the legislative branch can "check" the executive branch?

Back

The General Assembly can override a governor's veto.

Front

The term separation of powers refers to

Back

each branch of government having separate duties or powers.

Front

What is the importance of the committee system in the lawmaking process?

Back

Committees is where bills are reviewed, edited, and discussed, before they are presented to the entire house.

Front

All of the below are qualifications to become a Senator in Georgia's General Assembly EXCEPT: at least 25 years of age, U.S. citizen, high school diploma, Resident of Georgia

Back

high school diploma

Front

How many votes in the General Assembly does it take to override a Governor's veto? Options: one-third, two-thirds, one-half, three-fourths

Back

two-thirds

Front

What is the purpose of state agencies in the executive branch of Georgia's government?

Back

They develop policies and provide feedback to the governor so that state programs run smoothly.

Front

Which is NOT a duty of the Governor? Commander-in-Chief of Georgia's military, appoints people to state positions, impeach officials, proposes and directs budget

Back

impeach officials

Front

What is the age requirement to be Governor or Lt. Governor in Georgia?

Back

30

Front

Who will be governor if something happens to the current Governor? Options: Judges, Lt. Governor, Speaker of the House, President of Laws

Back

Lt. Governor

Front

Who is the State's Commander in Chief, responsible for the state's budget, and appoints department heads to agencies?

Back

Governor