Civics and Government

What are the three branches of the United States government?

• Agricultural, Industrial, Commercial

• North, South, East

• President, Vice President, Cabinet

• Executive, Legislative, Judicial

What is the purpose of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights?

• Establish the framework for the government and protect the rights of the citizens

• To create chaos and confusion within the government and society

• To establish a monarchy and limit the rights of the citizens

• To provide entertainment for the citizens and government officials

What are some examples of civic responsibilities?

• Speeding, littering, tax evasion

• Ignoring laws, not voting, not paying taxes

• Participating in illegal activities, avoiding community service, not serving on a jury

• Voting, obeying laws, paying taxes, serving on a jury, participating in community service

What is the difference between local, state, and federal government?

• Their jurisdiction and level of authority

• Their annual budget

• The number of employees

• Their favorite color

What is the importance of elections and voting in a democracy?

• They have no impact on the functioning of a democracy

• Elections and voting only benefit the political leaders, not the citizens

• They allow citizens to choose their leaders and have a say in the decision-making process.

• Democracy can function without elections and voting

What are civil rights and liberties, and why are they important?

• Not important for maintaining a fair and just society

• Rights only applicable to certain groups of people

• Privileges granted by the government

• Basic rights and freedoms protected from government interference

How does the executive branch of government differ from the legislative branch?

• The executive branch is headed by the President while the legislative branch is headed by the Vice President.

• The executive branch is responsible for foreign policy while the legislative branch is responsible for domestic policy.

• The executive branch enforces laws while the legislative branch makes laws.

• The executive branch makes laws while the legislative branch enforces laws.

What are some examples of civic duties that citizens are expected to fulfill?

• Wearing a specific color on national holidays

• Voting, paying taxes, serving on a jury, obeying the law

• Attending a mandatory community service event every month

• Reciting the national anthem every morning

What are the main responsibilities of the state government?

• Space exploration, international trade, and immigration

• Environmental protection, wildlife conservation, and tourism

• Education, public safety, transportation, and healthcare

• National defense, agriculture, and energy

Why is it important for citizens to be informed about the government and their rights?

• To participate in the democratic process and hold the government accountable.

• Because the government doesn't affect citizens' lives

• It's not important for citizens to be informed about the government and their rights

• To have something to talk about at social gatherings