CG2 and CG3

(SS8CG2) The branch of government responsible for making law is the __________ branch.

• Legislative
• Executive
• Judicial

(SS8CG3) The branch of government responsible for enforcing the law is the __________ branch.

• Legislative
• Executive
• Judicial

(SS8CG2) The General Assembly gets most of its work done in _________

• House of Representatives
• Committee Systems
• Senate

(SS8CG3) The General Assembly may pass a bill, but the Governor may veto it. This is an example of?

• Checks and Balances
• Separation of Powers
• Popular Vote

(SS8CG1) The concept that describes the division of the basic powers and responsibilities of government between three distinct and independent branches is called _____________.

• Checks and Balances
• Separation of Powers
• Popular Vote

(SS8CG2) The General Assembly of the state of Georgia can best be described as _____________.

• unicameral
• bicameral
• tricameral

(SS8CG2) All of the following make up the different houses of the General Assembly except _____.

• the State Supreme Court
• the State Senate.
• the House of Representatives

(SS8CG2a) Which political office in the state of Georgia has the following qualifications: U.S. citizenship, Georgia residency for at least two years, and 25 years of age?

• State Senator
• Member of the House of Representatives
• Governor

(SS8CG1a) Which political office in the state of Georgia has the following qualifications: U.S. citizenship for fifteen years, Georgia residency for at least six years, and 30 years of age?

• State Senator
• Member of the House of Representatives
• Governor

(SS8CG2b) The leader of the House of Representatives is the __________________.

• Governor
• Speaker of the House
• Lieutenant Governor