Unit 4 Government Review

What checks do the executive branch have on the judicial branch?

• They can appoint judges

• They can impeach judges

• They can overturn a court decision

What checks do the legislative branch have on the executive branch?

• They can impeach the governor

• They can overturn a veto

• They can veto an executive order

• They can force the governor to let a bill sit

What are the voting requirements in the state of Georgia?

• Must be 16 or older

• Must be 18 or older

• Must be a U.S. Citizen

• Must be born in the United states

• Must be a resident of their district

Which is a mandatory responsibility?

• Vote

• Run for office

• Pay state taxes

• Community service

How many articles in the Georgia Constitution?

• 10

• 11

• 12

• 13

What are the qualifications to be a senator in the General Assembly?

• 21 years old

• 25 years old

• Resident of Georgia for 2 years

• Resident of their district for one year

• U.S. Citizen

What are the differences between qualifications for the House and Senate of Georgia?

• Senators must be 21 and Representatives 25

• Senators must be 25 and Representatives 30

• Senators must be 25 and Representatives 21

• Senators must be 30 and Representatives 25.

After a bill is introduced in the General Assembly it is then _________________________________.

• Assigned to a committee

• Voted on by the house members

• Debated and amended

• Debated and voted on

When you engross a bill in committee you_______________.

• Edit the bill

• Keep the bill the same

• Stop working on the bill

When you amend a bill in committee you_______________.

• Edit the bill

• Keep the bill as is

• Stop working on the bill