3rd Social Studies Quarter Review

What does the Legislative Branch do?

• Write, create, debate, and vote on laws.

• Enforce the law.

• Decide if laws are fair, equal, and constitutional.

What does the Executive Branch?

• Write, debate, create, and vote on laws.

• Enforce the laws.

• Decide if the laws are fair, equal, and constitutional.

What does the Judicial Branch do?

• Write, create, debate, and vote on laws.

• Enforce the laws.

• Decide if the laws are fair, equal, and constitutional.

Who is in charge of the Legislative Branch?

• Senators and Representatives (Congressmen)

• Judges and the Courts

• President (U.S.) and Governor (States)

Who is in charge of the Executive Branch?

• Senators and Representatives (Congressmen)

• Judges and the Courts

• President (U.S.) and Governor (States)

Who is in charge of the Judicial Branch?

• Senators and Representatives (Congressmen)

• Judges and the Courts

• President (U.S.) and Governor (States)

How many senators represent each district in our state in the Nebraska Legislature?

• 48

• 50

• 49

• 59

Nebraska is unique, because we are the only state to have a Unicameral. What is a Unicameral?

• 2 Houses of Representatives in the Legislature and the Judicial Branch decides on the laws that are passed.

• a House of Representatives in the Legislature and the Executive Branch decides on the laws that are passed.

• 3 Houses of Representatives in the Legislature and the Executive Branch decides on the laws that are passed.

How does having a Unicameral, instead of having a Bicameral, help Nebraska?

• It saves us time, money, and is more efficient when passing bills.

• It is helpful when enforcing the laws.

• It helps us a lot.

• It helps Nebraska decide if the laws are fair, equal, and Constitutional.

Which railroad is labeled red?

• Central Pacific

• Union Pacific