How many Constitutions has Missouri had?

Who can veto a bill passed by the General Assembly?

All courts in the state court system are under the supervision of the:

Amendments to the Missouri Constitution may be proposed by which of the following?

Who has the power to appoint many state officials?

Which of the following are duties of the General Assembly? (Select all that apply)

How long does the governor have to consider a bill passed by the General Assembly when in session?

A bill must be read on ____ different days in each house before it can be voted on.

The governor of Missouri:

If the governor dies who becomes governor?

The highest court in Missouri is the:

Which court is the starting point for most civil and criminal cases in Missouri?

To vote in a Missouri general election, a person must be:

If the General Assembly wishes to pass a bill over a veto, what is necessary?

Which of the following are services provided by local governments? (Choose all that may apply)

The power given to the cities and towns in Missouri so that they may pass their own local ordinances is called:

Who is the Governor of Missouri?

Who in the executive branch is the legal officer of the state?

General elections are always held in even-numbered years on the Tuesday following the first Monday in this month

A ____________ is defined as a city, village, or town, created to provide services that residents need or desire.

The Supreme Court is part of which branch of Government?

Senate is part of which branch of Government?

House of Representatives is part of which branch of Government?

The Governor is part of which branch of Government?

The Lieutenant Governor is part of which branch of Government?

The Secretary of State is part of which branch of Government?

Circuit Courts are part of which branch of Government?

This executive department is considered the keeper of the great seal?

Name the predominant animal on the great seal.

What is the state bird?

What is the state nickname?

What is the state song?

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Missouri became a state in 1821.

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The Missouri General Assembly cannot be called into special session.

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The money manager of the state is the Secretary of State.

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There are 114 counties in Missouri.

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Public issues that are put on a ballot are called referendums.

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In some cases, Missouri voters that are 17 years old may vote in general elections.

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The state of Missouri has nine Supreme Court Justices.

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The governor is the commander-in-chief of the state militia?

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A governor's term lasts 4 years.

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In the mayor-council form of government, a hired manager is the chief city officer.

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The governor must be 40 years of age or older.

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Both the state and federal government have two houses in the legislative branch.

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The coining and issuing of money are the duty of state government.

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The capital of Missouri is Kansas City.

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The largest item of state spending is for highways.

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Both the Missouri Constitution and the United States Constitution have a Bill of Rights.

Have lawmaking responsibilities.

The speaker is the chief officer.

Start impeachment proceedings.

Term is four years.

Term is two years.

Receive the same salary as the governor.

Have 34 members and 34 districts.

Have 163 members and 163 districts.

Elected by the people.

Declares laws unconstitutional.

Makes laws that treat other state's citizens differently than Missouri Citizens.

Are appointed by the Governor.

Must be 30 years of age or older.

Meet in Jefferson City Missouri.

Are part of the Missouri General Assembly