Which branch of government carries out and enforces the laws?

Which of these words means 'a freedom that is protected by the constitution'?

Who is President of the Senate, assigns bills to committees, and has great influence whether a bill passes or fails?

Which branch of government writes and passes new laws?

What is considered to be both a right and a responsibility?

A 'veto' is an example of what?

This principle of government means that each branch of government has clear and distinct powers, that the other branches do not have.

My most important job is supervising and monitor Georgia's elections.

Which part of the constitution guarantees our freedoms, such as life, liberty, and property?

What is the name of Georgia's legislative branch - it includes the House of Representatives and the Senate?

Who is the head of the executive branch in Georgia?

Which group is head of the judicial branch in Georgia?

This is a system in state and federal government that allows each branch to check each other's power.

Which branch of government interprets laws and determines if they are constitutional or not?

SELECT 3: Which of these are in the Georgia Constitution but not the U.S. Constitution?

Before a law is voted on, what is it called?