3.14 Federal, State, and Local Government

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Which level of government should you contact if you are unhappy with what is being taught at our schools and universities?

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state

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Laws passed by the state are known as:

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statutes

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After both houses of a STATE legislature approve a bill, the bill becomes law after approval by: attorney general, governor, state supreme court, voters

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governor

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The governor is the head of:

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the state executive branch

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A document that gives power to a local government is:

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a city charter

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Laws passed by local governments are known as:

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ordinances

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The executive leader of a CITY is known as a:

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mayor

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Which of the following is a service completed by the local government? Postal service, Creating a military, Issuing marriage licenses, Collecting trash and recycling

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Collecting trash and recycling

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Powers not delegated to the national government are reserved for the states or the people.

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10th amendment

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Which level of government provides for the common defense, conducts foreign policy, and regulates trade? Options: national, counties, state, cities/towns

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national