Georgia Government Vocabulary
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- Q1Document that outlines the structure, procedures, powers and duties of gov't.Constitution30s
- Q2See imageGeorgia has had 10 constitutions.30s
- Q3System of gov't in the U. S. where the national gov't and the state gov't both have the powers to makes lawsFederalism30s
- Q4Changes to the constitutionAmendment30s
- Q53 branches of gov't have unique duties i.e. L - makes laws, E - enforces laws, J- interprets lawsSeparation of Powers30s
- Q6System built into our gov't that prevents one branch from having too much power Ex. Gen. Assembly makes laws, gov. can veto, Gen. Assembly can override a veto, Supreme Court can determine that a law is unconstitutionalChecks and balances30s
- Q7See imageExecutive30s
- Q8Largest branch of gov't - puts the laws into practice or enacts or enforces or implements lawsBranch30s
- Q9See imageLegislative30s
- Q10Branch of gov't - makes lawsBranch30s
- Q11See imageJudicial30s
- Q12Branch of gov't - court system - interprets laws and makes sure they are applied fairlyBranch30s
- Q13List of freedoms and rights found in both the Georgia and U.S. ConstitutionsBill of Rights30s
- Q14See imagerights30s
- Q15Government protected rights found in the U. S. or Georgia Bill of Rights such as freedom of speech, assembly, due process, no cruel or unusual punishment, etc.of citizens30s