Illinois State Constitution

What year did Illinois become a state?

• 1818

• 1791

• 1994

• 1687

The job of Legislative Branch

• Carries out Laws

• Makes Laws

• Interpret Laws

• All of the above

The job of Executive Branch

• Carries out Laws

• Makes Laws

• Interpret Laws

• All of the above

The job of Judicial Branch

• Carries out Laws

• Makes Laws

• Interpret Laws

• All of the above

Qualifications for Illinois legislative branch

• At least 21 years old

• A resident of the district for at least 2 years

• U.S. Citizen

• All of the Above

How soon must a bill, passed in both houses, be sent to the governor?

• 30 Days

• 60 Days

• 90 Days

The main body of the Illinois legislative branch?

• Congress

• Senate

• General Assembly

Which officer is not a part of the Executive Branch?

• Comptroller

• Lieutenant Governor

• Mayor

• Security of State

What is the length of the Governor of Illinois' term?

• Two years

• Lifetime

• Six years

• Four years

What duty is not one of the Governor?

• enforcing & administering the law

• the duty of vetoing or approving bills passed by the general assembly

• issuing driver's license