GA Constitution Review

Which is the correct definition of a "right?"

• Voting

• An obligation or duty that a citizen must do

• A freedom that cannot be denied by the government such as freedom of speech

• Paying taxes

Which is the correct definition of a responsibility?

• Gun ownership

• Freedom of religion

• Freedom that cannot be taken away

• Obligations and duties of a citizen like jury duty

Why is moderation included on Georgia's state seal and flag?

• To remind the legislative branch (general assembly) to be wise when making laws

• To remind the executive branch (governor) to rule with calmness

• To remind citizens to be courageous in life

• To remind the judicial branch (supreme court) to make decisions fairly

Why is justice included on Georgia's state seal and flag?

• To remind the judicial branch (supreme court) to make decisions fairly

• To remind the executive branch (governor) to rule with calmness

• To remind the legislative branch (general assembly) to make laws with wisdom

• To remind soldier to fight with courage

Why is wisdom included on Georgia's state seal and flag?

• To remind the judicial branch (supreme court) to make decisions fairly

• To remind the citizens to vote with wisdom

• To remind the legislative branch (general assembly) to be knowledgeable when making laws

• To remind the executive branch (governor) to rule with courage

Why is courage included in the pledge and Georgia flag?

• To remind the judicial branch (supreme court) to make decisions with justice

• To remind the executive branch (governor) to rule with power

• To remind the legislative branch (general assembly) to make laws with knowledge

• To remind the people of the state to face challenges and adversity with bravery

Georgia's government prevents one branch from having too much power by giving each branch __________ which allows them to hinder another branch from creating a law they disagree with (ex. Judicial Review, Veto, Impeachment)

• Separation of Powers

• Checks and Balances

• Federalism

• Democratic responsibilities

True or False: Convicted felons are allowed to vote in the state of Georgia

• True

• False

What are some ways you can exercise your freedom of speech/press?

• Gun ownership

• Writing a letter to the newspaper and speaking out against the government

• Quartering soldiers

• Practicing a different religion from your neighbor

Which of the following are found in Georgia's Bill of Rights?

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Speech

• Philanthropy

• Life, Liberty, Property