Government (Week 22)

The mayor is...

• the executive in charge of the country.

• the executive in charge of the state.

• the executive in charge of the city.

• the executive in charge of a school.

The president is...

• the executive in charge of the country.

• the executive in charge of a state.

• the executive in charge of a city or town.

• the executive in charge of a school.

A representative is...

• a person who makes laws.

• a person who reads and interprets the laws.

• a person that enforces the laws.

A principal is...

• the executive in charge of a country.

• the executive in charge of a state.

• the executive in charge of a city or town.

• the executive in charge of a school.

A judge is...

• a person that makes laws.

• a person that reads and interprets laws.

• a person that enforces laws.

A governor is...

• the executive in charge of a country.

• the executive in charge of a state.

• the executive in charge of a city or town.

• the executive in charge of a school.

What is the main purpose of the different governments?

• to protect the rights of all citizens

• to ensure that there are schools

• to earn money and charge taxes

• to make sure people follow the laws

The balance of power is also known as___________________ .

• Judicial Branch

• Governor and Senator

• interpretations and applications

• checks and balances

What is a petition?

• A verbal request to a government spoke by politicians

• A verbal request to a government spoke by citizens

• A written request to a government signed by citizens

• A written request to a government signed by politicians

Voting is a _________ .

• requirement

• civic responsibility

• chore

• crime