Rules are for _____.

Laws are created by ____.

Keep your room clean is an example of a ____.

Wear your seatbelt is an example of a ____.

If you break a rule or law you will have a ____.

The three levels of government are ____.

Which level of government is responsible for things that affect the COUNTRY?

Which level of government is responsible for highways, hospitals, schools?

The Local level of government is responsible for ___.

The job of the legislative branch is ___.

The executive branch's job is to ___.

The judicial branch _____ laws and makes sure they are ___.

Who is at the top of the Judicial branch?

Who is in charge of the legislative branch?

Who is in charge of the Executive Branch?

Who is in charge of our state government?

How many House members does Louisiana's Legislative branch have?

How many senators does Louisiana have?

The House of Representatives represents the _____.

The speed limit is an example of a ____.

Raising your hand to speak is a ___.

Both rules and laws keep everyone ___.

How many levels of government are there?

What is the top level of government?

Legislative branch is known as ___ at the federal level.

If someone wants to pass a new law, it is called a ___ and has to go through ___ at Capitol Hill.

If someone like the President or Congress doesn't like the bill/law that they want to pass, they can ___ the bill.

A long speech that the Senate uses to delay the vote of a bill is called ___.

What are the 5 basic steps to a bill becoming a law?