Wisconsin's constitution was ratified (made official) on what date?

The job of the legislative branch.

There are _______ members on the State Supreme Court, the highest court in the state.

Wisconsin is divided into 72 counties. True or false?

The legislative branch consists of two houses. What are they? (Choose two)

This branch interprets the laws.

James K. Polk was the president that signed a bill making Wisconsin the ______ state in the Union.

This tax all workers pay.

A plan to make and spend money is called a _________________. The governor and legislature plan the one for our state.

The assembly, which is part of the legislature, has _______ members. Each member is elected to 2 year terms.

The senate, another part of the legislature, has members elected to 4 year terms. How many members are in this house?

This is the tax shoppers pay.

A proposal is called this before it becomes a law.

Other Offices in the Executive branch other than the lieutenant governor include: (there may be more than one)

Wisconsin's constitution became law in a home called Hazelwood in which Wisconsin city?

This branch enforces the laws.

The leader of the executive branch.

Wisconsin's state government is run by people that work in this building, which is built on an isthmus in Madison and is owned by the people of Wisconsin.

This is the tax businesses pay.

The court system is part of this branch in Wisconsin's state government.

Another word for federal.

When the governor says NO and refuses to sign a bill.

A government that belongs to the people where they elect their leaders is called this.

A written document that contains the rights and responsibilities people have and describes how the government works is called this.

Wisconsin's motto

This is the name of the lady (statue) that sits on top of Wisconsin's capitol.

This is a narrow piece of land between two bodies of water. Madison's capitol is located in the middle of one.