Exploring Federalism in the Missouri Constitution

Why is citizen participation crucial in a democracy?

• It helps in the economic growth of the country.

• It allows citizens to avoid paying taxes.

• It ensures the functioning of a republic and democracy.

• It reduces the need for government officials.

What is one of the rights of citizens in the United States?

• The right to free education.

• The right to vote if they are at least 18 years old.

• The right to free healthcare.

• The right to own property.

Which process allows citizens to influence the government without being part of it?

• Initiative, referendum, and recall process.

• Voting in local elections.

• Attending town hall meetings.

• Writing letters to the governor.

What is a responsibility of citizens in the United States?

• To vote in every election.

• To attend public schools.

• To pay taxes.

• To own a business.

What happens if a citizen does not fulfill their responsibilities such as paying taxes?

• They will receive a warning.

• They will be punished.

• Nothing will happen.

• They will be given a second chance.

When did Missouri gain statehood?

• August 10th, 1821

• January 1st, 1800

• July 4th, 1776

• December 25th, 1850

What was the result of the Missouri Compromise?

• Both Missouri and Maine entered as free states.

• Missouri entered the Union as a slave state.

• Maine entered the Union as a slave state.

• Missouri entered the Union as a free state.

How many constitutions has Missouri had?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

Which branch of the Missouri government is responsible for making laws?

• Judicial branch

• None of the above

• Executive branch

• Legislative branch

Who leads the executive branch of the Missouri government?

• The Speaker of the House

• The Chief Justice

• The Governor

• The President