Government Flashcard Review

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What check does the Executive Branch (Governor) have on the Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)?

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The Executive Branch appoints some court officials.

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What check does the Legislative Branch (General Assembly) have on the Executive Branch (Governor)?

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The Legislative Branch can override vetoes, confirm appointments and impeach officials.

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What checks do the Judicial Branch (Supreme Court) have on the Executive Branch (Governor)?

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The Judicial Branch reviews executive orders.

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What are the voting requirements in the state of Georgia?

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18 years old, US citizen, citizen of Georgia and live in voting district, be registered with Sec of State, have valid ID

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What is the difference between a suggested responsibility and a mandatory responsibility?

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Mandatory responsibilities are required; suggested responsibilities are not.

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What are the citizen's mandatory responsibilities? Options: obeying the law, paying taxes, jury duty, registering for Selective Service, obeying the law and paying taxes, voting, staying informed, getting involved in community, respect rights of others

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obeying the law, paying taxes, jury duty, registering for Selective Service

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What are the citizens' suggested responsibilities?

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voting, staying informed, community involvement, respecting rights of others

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Where can you find the Rights of Georgia's citizens? Options: Georgia Bill of Rights, Georgia Constitution, Georgia flag, Georgia Legislative Branch

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Georgia Bill of Rights

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What are the three principles of Georgia on the Georgia flag?

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Wisdom, Justice and Moderation

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Which branch of government makes laws?

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Legislative