Government and Civics CW 2

What does the term "separation of powers" mean about the three branches of our government?

• The three branches are equal with each other.

• The three branches are unequal without any powers.

• The three branches are kept together with each other.

• The three branches are kept separate from each other.

Why are the three branches of our government kept separate?

• to keep one branch from having all the power

• to give one branch more power over the others

• to make sure the president has all the power

• to provide citizens with public services

What branch of government is led by the president?

• the executive branch of the national government

• the legislative branch of the national government

• the judicial branch of the national government

• the president does not lead any of the branches

What branch of government makes laws?

• Local Branch

• Judicial Branch

• Executive Branch

• Legislative Branch

Which branch of the national government is headed by the United States Supreme Court?

• Local Branch

• Judicial Branch

• Executive Branch

• Legislative Branch

Which branch of the national government is headed by the United States Congress?

• Local Branch

• Judicial Branch

• Executive Branch

• Legislative Branch

Which of the following is a MAIN responsibility of the President?

• determines is a law is fair

• approve the national budget

• commander in chief of the military

• throw people in jail

Click on the picture to help you answer the following question.

Which of the following would be the BEST title for this list?

• State Government

• Local Government

• School Government

• Federal Government

Which of the following public officials works in the executive branch of state government?

• govenor

• mayor

• president

• state judge

Which statement about the Georgia General Assembly is correct?

• The governor of Georgia serves as the leader of the Georgia General Assembly.

• Power in the Georgia General Assembly belongs to the Georgia

  Supreme Court.

• The Georgia General Assembly is responsible for making laws for the state of Georgia.

• Federal laws are enforced in the state of Georgia by the Georgia General Assembly.