There were some major issues with the 1802 Ohio Constitution that the 1851 Constitution tried to solve. One of those problems was with the Judicial Branch not having enough time to travel to every county. Which 1851 solution helped solve this problem?

Adding the district level courts and getting rid of the travel requirement of the Supreme Court.

Increasing the powers of the Governor

How did the Executive Branch change in the 1851 Ohio Constitution?

The offices of Lieutenant Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, and Attorney General were added & they were elected by the people.

The offices of Lieutenant Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, and Attorney General were added & were appointed by the Ohio General Assembly.

The Supreme Court did not have to travel to every county anymore.

The Governor & Secretary of State had to be appointed by the Ohio General Assembly

Which of the following is true about how the selection of judges and justices changed between 1802 and 1851?

The General Assembly used to appoint the judges and justices and now they are elected by the people.

Judges and justices were elected by the people in 1802, but now they are appointed by the Ohio General Assembly.

The Supreme Court used to appoint the judges and justices and now they are elected by the people.

The people have always been able to elect the judges and justices in Ohio.

The Ohio General Assembly was too powerful and overshadowed the executive and judicial branches. Which of the following was NOT an addition to the 1851 Ohio Constitution to address this specific problem?

District courts were added to help the Supreme Court.

Judges & New Executive Officials were now elected, rather than appointed by the Ohio General Assembly.

Restrictions were placed on laws - requiring them to apply equally to citizens.

The Ohio General Assembly had to use money for their stated purpose and limitations were placed on debt.

One major difference between how the Ohio Constitution and the US Constitution sets up their Legislative Branch is:

The Ohio Constitution sets up term limits for the senators and representatives, but the US Constitution does not.

Both Constitutions set up term limits for the senators and representatives

The Ohio Constitution does not set up term limits, while the US Constitution sets up term limits for the senators and representatives.

Neither Constitution makes reference to senators or representatives.

What is a major difference in how an amendment is ratified to the Ohio Constitution in comparison to the United States Constitution?

In Ohio, the proposed amendment is put on a ballot and submitted to voters in an election.

In Ohio, the proposed amendment is voted on by the General Assembly.

In the United States, the proposed amendment is voted on by the entire United States population.

In the United States, the proposed amendment is voted on by Congress.

Where do county governments get their power from? What structure do we follow in Ohio?

The State Government; Dillon's Rule

The Federal Government; Home Rule

The State Government; Home Rule

The Federal Government; Dillon's Rule

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Which of the following are ways that the county government provides services to the public?

Run hospitals & clinics

Provide road and bridge maintenance

Run elections

Run county courts

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following are ways that YOU can get involved in local government?

Go to community meetings

Talk to local officials

VOTE!

Run for office or work for the government

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following are the general service areas that the municipal government provides?

Utilities

Public Safety

Health & Public Welfare

Land Use Management

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 2 pts

Which of the following terms describes a person who makes laws?

Executive

Legislator

Lawmaker

Judge

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which of the following terms describes money that is owed?

Debt

Payment

Credit

Stable

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which of the following terms describes the process that allows citizens to draft laws they would like to see adopted?

Ballot initiative

Voting

Amendment

Debt

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Which of the following terms best describes when citizens vote on a law already passed by the state legislature?

Grant

Voting

Referendum

Regulations

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Unit 5 Test Review

Which of the following are ways that the county government provides services to the public?

Which of the following are ways that YOU can get involved in local government?

Which of the following are the general service areas that the municipal government provides?

Which of the following terms describes a person who makes laws?

Which of the following terms describes money that is owed?

Which of the following terms describes the process that allows citizens to draft laws they would like to see adopted?

Which of the following terms best describes when citizens vote on a law already passed by the state legislature?

Which branch is the Ohio General Assembly in?

Which branch is the Governor in?

Who is Ohio's Governor?

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