GA Studies Government Review

The concept in which each branch of government could keep the others from having too much power

• Checks and Balances
• Federalism
• Republican Government
• Separation of Powers

Which of the following is a legal right reserved for Georgia citizens?

• Voting in federal, state, and local elections
• Paying Taxes

Which of the following is a legal right reserved for Georgia citizens?

• Free speech
• Freedom to do what you want

Which of the following is a legal obligation (responsibility) reserved for Georgia citizens?

• Singing during the National Anthem
• Following the laws

Which of the following is a legal obligation (responsibility) reserved for Georgia citizens?

• Voting in federal, state, and local elections
• Paying taxes

In order to vote in Georgia, you must be...

• 18 years old
• 21 years old
• 25 years old
• 30 years old

In order to vote in Georgia, you must be...

• a citizen of the United States
• a resident of the United States
• visiting the United States
• related to someone in the United States

In order to vote in Georgia, you must be...

• a legal resident of Georgia and the county in which the person casts his/her vote
• visiting Georgia and wanting to casting his/her vote

What are the four principles named in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Georgia flag?

• Wisdom, Justice, Moderation, and Courage
• Wisdom, Loyalty, Peacefulness, and Perseverance
• Wisdom, Loyalty, Courage, and Honesty
• Wisdom, Justice, Meditation, and Honesty

In what way does the Georgia Constitution and the U.S. Constitution DIFFER from one another?

• Only the Georgia Constitution specifically deals with education
• Only the Georgia Constitution is divided into sectins (Articles)
• Only the U.S. Constitution sets requirements for who can be elected
• Only the U.S. Constitution has been amended