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WorksheetsTerritorial Entities Trivia
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is a territorial entity?
Territorial entities are all the areas in the national territory with no divisions in order to facilitate its administration.
Territorial entities are those into which the national territory is divided in order to facilitate its administration.
Article 286 of the Constitution establishes that:
"the states, municipalities, provinces and indigenous territories are territorial entities".
"the departments, municipalities, districts and indigenous territories are territorial entities".
"the islands, municipalities, states and protected areas are territorial entities".
The Colombian territories is compounded by:
33 departments and approximately 1.103 municipalities.
30 departments and approximately 1.103 municipalities.
32 departments and approximately 1.103 municipalities.
Which on of these it's true?
The State has the duty to distribute resources and money only to the biggest departments.
The State has the duty to distribute resources and money among all the territorial entities.
The State doesn't have the duty to distribute resources and money among all the territorial entities.
The article 287 of the Constitution establishes that:
“ territorial entities enjoy autonomy for the management of their interests within the limits of the Constitution and the law".
False
True
Is the president the "Only" authority in the department?
False
True
Is the "Governor" the maximum authority of a Department?
False
True
Is the "Major" the maximum authority in a Municipality?
True
False
Territorial entities are autonomous of:
Making elections when they want
Manage the resources and establish the necessary taxes for making its functions.
Taking money from the people that lives in the territorial entity.
What are the governors' and the majors' responsibility?
The governors and the majors are in charge of taking many and goods from people
The governors and the majors are in charge of the economic and social development in the territorial entity.
