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March 9 (Virginia Government 7c & d)

March 9 (Virginia Government 7c & d)

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8th Grade

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Donna Shrum

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14 Slides • 17 Questions

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March 9 (Virginia Government 7c & d)

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Upcoming dates:

March 14: Move your clocks ahead 1 hour.

March 15-19:  Homecoming Events. Tickets to the game are presold to families of the players.

March 22:  Mrs. Shrum returns to CHS.

March 28:  Last day to turn in your English SOL essay

March 29-April 2: Spring Break

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Multiple Choice

Virginia has a BIENNIAL budget. For how long does a biennial budget last?

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one year

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two years

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half a year

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three years

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Virginia's budget is biennial (lasts for two years). The governor prepared the budget to be approved by the General Assembly.

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Multiple Choice

NOT primary issues in the legislative process at the state level.

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Health

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Education

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International trade

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Environment

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Health has been a huge concern for Virginia and other states in the last year.

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Multiple Choice

Virginia's budget is approved by--

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the lieutenant governor

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the Attorney General

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the governor

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the General Assembly

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Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

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Multiple Choice

After a bill goes to committee, the next step is--

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vote on the bill in each house

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send the bill to the governor to sign into law

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debate the bill on the floor

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introduce a bill in either house

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Multiple Choice

Raising taxes, cutting spending, and finding ways to balance the budget fall under--

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revenue

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budget

3

environment

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public health

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The next slide is an opinion poll.

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Poll

Which would you recommend Virginia fund?

better computers for school

Adding one Chik-fil-A meal a week to school lunches

funding more sports

more comfortable desks in the classroom

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Pollution in the Chesapeake Bay

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Livestock pollution in the Shenandoah River

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Multiple Choice

The state is responsible for protecting the _______ of its citizens by ensuring food and water safety.

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education

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budget

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environment

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public health

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Multiple Choice

Virginia is responsible for looking after its--, such as the Chesapeake Bay.

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public health

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revenue

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budget

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environment

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Multiple Choice

Virginia makes sure its citizens have the skills they need to do well in today's economy by establishing minimum standards at all--

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colleges

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charter schools

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work places

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public schools

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Multiple Choice

In Virginia, the ___ branch executes laws of Virginia.

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executive

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legislative

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judicial

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gubernatorial

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Multiple Choice

The Governor of Virginia exercises the formal powers granted by the--

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General Assembly

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Articles of Confederation

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U. S. Constitution

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Virginia Constitution

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Multiple Choice

When the Governor signs a law, he is acting as the Chief ___.

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Citizen

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Legislator

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Executive

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of State

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The next slide is an opinion poll.

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Poll

Which of these real VA laws should the legislature get rid of?

Illegal to wash a mule on the sidewalk in Culpeper

Tickle a woman. Men, however, may be tickled.

Illegal to flip a coin to decide who pays for coffee in Richmond.

Illegal to spit on a seagull in Norfolk.

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Multiple Choice

The governor serves as __ of Virginia's armed forces.

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Chief Executive

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Commander-in Chief

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Party Chief

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Chief of State

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Multiple Choice

The first African American elected to serve as governor of Virginia was ____.

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Lindsey Almond

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Douglas Wilder

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Linwood Holton

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Charles Robb

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Multiple Choice

The governor has a __ of advisors from twelve departments.

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cabinet

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party

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court

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legislature

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