State Government Intro.

Why are state and local governments beneficial to citizens?

• A) They have fewer responsibilities than the federal government.

• B) They affect citizens' daily lives directly and are easier to get involved with.

• C) They only manage education and transportation.

• D) They create laws that apply only to the federal government.

How are state governments similar to the federal government?

• A) They both have three branches: executive, legislative, and judicial.

• B) They both have governors who serve for life.

• C) They both control the national military.

• D) They both have only one legislative chamber.

Who is the executive leader of the state? What functions do they serve in the government?

How are state legislatures similar to the US Congress?

How can citizens get more involved with their state governments than with the federal government?

• A) They can start initiatives and vote on referendums.

• B) They can only vote in national elections.

• C) They are not allowed to recall elected officials.

• D) They must contact the president directly for changes.

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