Which statement describes how the legislative branch and the judicial branch are different?

One branch creates laws, and the other reviews laws.

One branch reviews laws, and the other vetos laws.

One branch creates state laws, and the other creates federal laws.

One branch reviews state laws, and the other reviews federal laws.

Sasha and Ted are eating lunch at the park. Ted leaves his trash on the ground and goes to play. Sasha tells Ted that he is not being a good citizen. Which explains why Ted's actions show he is not a good citizen?

A good citizen would promote the common good by picking up trash.

A good citizen would stay informed about local issues.

A good citizen would communicate with public officials.

A good citizen would vote for the park.

Caleb was upset when the person he liked not get elected class president. Jayla told him he could not complain because Caleb did not do his civic responsibility. Which explains what Caleb did not do?

He did not volunteer to hang up signs.

He did not read information about the other student.

Which describes how citizens show good citizenship in a democratic society.

Citizens can vote in elections and communicate with elected officials.

Citizens can get an education and graduate from college

Citizen can buy homes in their neighborhoods and keep their yards clean.

Citizens can work hard everyday and pay their bills.

Seth gets a ticket for riding his bike without a helmet on a roadway. He explains that he didn't know about the law, but still gets a ticket. This is an example of which of these responsibilities?

the importance of citizens to stay informed

the importance for citizens to vote

the importance for citizens to communicate with public officials.

the importance of citizens to volunteer

How is respecting the rights of others connected to the common good?

When citizens respect the rights of others they are promoting the common good because they are thinking about what is best for their community.

When citizens respect the rights of others they do what is right for themselves instead of what is right for the common good.

When citizens respect the rights of others they are not helping the common good.

When citizens respect the rights of others they are promoting the common good because they are thinking about what is best for their household.

Elaine is a citizen of the city of Bolton. Elaine is concerned about the increase of litter in her town. The sidewalks, parks, and neighborhoods are filled with trash. Elaine and her friends volunteered to go around town to pick up litter but the town still looks horrible. Which action BEST relates to the democratic beliefs of Americans?

Volunteering shows that Elaine is a good citizen and is working to improve her community.

Volunteering shows that Elaine wasted her time because people continued to litter.

Volunteering shows that Elaine needs to include more friends in cleaning up if she wants to be a good citizen.

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Government Review 20-21

Democracy where the people vote to elect leaders to represent them.

Having to do with citizens or citizenship

Guidelines for how people should behave

Rules created by the government that citizens must obey

Something the government protects

The benefit or interests of everyone in a group or community

To do something by choice

Government responsible for matters affecting cities or towns.

A choice made by a particular person in an election

Who is able to carry out STATE laws, sign new state laws, and veto state laws? Hint: Leader of the STATE executive branch.

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