Colorado Government

Which are the three branches of the state government?

• Legal, executive and judicial
• Judicial, legislative and executive
• Executive, legal and congress

What two groups make up the legislative branch?

• House of representative and senate
• House of representatives and governor
• Governor and supreme court

Who is the leader of our state government?

• Legislative branch
• the Governor
• the President

The branch of government responsible for making laws.

• Executive
• Legislative
• Judicial
• Cabinet

The branch of government responsible for interpreting and deciding how the laws are used in everyday situations and crimes.

• Judicial
• Legislative
• Executive
• Governor

The branch of government in charge of making sure laws are followed and running the state.

• Executive
• Judicial
• Legislative
• Government

If you want to make a law, you need to talk to your ____________, so they can take it to the legislature.

• Representative
• Judge
• Cabinet
• Political Party

The ________of Colorado is Jared Polis. (Hint: Head of the Executive Branch)

• Political Party

• Cabinet

• Governor

• Judge

New bills presented to the Colorado General Assembly start in which part of the General Assembly?

• Either the House of Representatives or the Senate

• The Governor

• The Senate

• The Judicial

After a bill is passed by houses of the General Assembly, who still has the ability to veto it before it becomes a law?

• A federal judge

• The governor

• The voters

• Anyone