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What is the primary purpose of a Constitution in a country?

• To elect government leaders

• To provide a set of rules and principles for how the government operates

• To create a system of currency and economic regulation

• To establish a military force for national defense

How is the state government primarily funded?

• through fines from convicted felons

• through voluntary donations from wealthy citizens

• through property taxes and fundraising drives by politicians

• through income and sales taxes as well as federal government funding

Which of the following is NOT one of the principles found in the Pledge of Allegiance to the GA Flag?

• Justice

• Knowledge

• Moderation

• Wisdom

Who presides over the Georgia state senate?

• Governor

• Lieutenant governor

• Senate pro tempore

• Speaker of the Assembly

Which of the following is NOT a purpose or function of the Judicial Branch?

• A. To determine if a new law is constitutional

• B. To insure that trials and hearings are conducted fairly and appropriately

• C. To review appeals from lower courts

• D. All of the above are functions of the Judicial Branch

Which statement BEST explains the structure of Georgia's current constitution?

• It has a preamble, a bill of rights, articles, and amendments.

• It has a preamble, declaration, and amendments

• It has a preamble, list of grievances, and bill of rights

• It has a list of grievances, list of demands, and preamble

How long is the term of a member of the Georgia General Assembly?

• Two years

• Four years

• Six years

• Eight years

If the Georgia Supreme Court rules that a law is unconstitutional, what happens to the law?

• It remains in effect.

• It is struck down and becomes invalid or is overturned.

• It is enforced by the executive branch.

• It is sent to the U.S. Supreme Court for review.

In the state of Georgia, the majority of judges are ___________ while there are some judges who are _____________.

• appointed; elected

• elected; appointed

• hired; fired

• volunteer; apply

This person serves as the leader of the House.

• Minority Party

• Majority Party

• Responsibility

• Lieutenant Governor

• Speaker of the House