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Wisdom ______________ and moderation is Georgia's motto.

• Tolerance

• Liberty

• Patience

• Justice

Wisdom represents which branch of GA government

• Judicial

• Legislative

• Executive

What is the name of Georgia's legislative branch?

• General Assembly

• Congress

• Georgia Supreme Court

• Department of Justice

Georgia has ___________ branches of government.

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Which person can vote in GA elections

• Jimmy is 17 and a senior in high school. He was born in and lives in Augusta, GA.

• Lani, 19, was born in Italy. Her parents moved to Georgia when she was 5. She plans on moving back to Italy after college since she is a citizen of Italy.

• Kianna, 37, is a professor at USC Aiken. She resides in Augusta, GA. She was born in Columbia, SC.

• Carl, 53, was born and raised in Evans, GA. He currently lives with his parents while on probation for committing a felony.

Which of the following is an example of how Checks & Balances works in GA govt.?

• appealing a court case to the supreme court
• overriding a Governor's veto by the General Assembly
• reducing property taxes
• signing a petition to repeal a law

Which of these are protected rights of citizens under the GA Constitution that are not protected under the US Constitution?

• Fishing and Hunting

• Freedom of Conscience

• Right to Bear Arms

• Life, Liberty, and Property

• Freedom of the Press

How are the US And GA Constitutions similar? Select all that apply.

• They both have a bill of Rights.

• They both mention God in the Preamble.

• They both set up the three branches of Government

• They both establish a bicameral Government

• All judges are appointed by the Governor

How do the GA and US Constitutions differ, mark all that apply

• GA Preamble includes God

• All Judges are elected in US and appointed in GA

• Governor has ability to line-item veto the budget

• The GA Budget must be balanced (Amount spent =amount taken in)

• GA only has two branches of government

Moderation represents which branch of GA government

• Judicial

• Legislative

• Executive