
Module 8 - DBA/Review Civics and Government
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Module 8 - DBA/Review
Civics and Government
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The U.S. Constitution outlines the structure, function, powers, and purpose of the national government. Powers that are not specifically assigned to the national government belong to the states.
Each state’s constitution outlines how its state government powers will work. State constitutions explain the structure, function, and purpose of the state government.
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Multiple Choice
What makes the U.S. Constitution the highest law of the nation?
Supremacy Clause
Bill of Rights
Amendments
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State Constitutions
State constitutions define the structure, function, and purpose of the state government.
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Multiple Choice
A document that outlines the structure and function of the state government.
State constitution
Constituents
Amendments
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3 Branches
States have three branches of government:
legislative
executive
judicial
They each have their own powers, functions, and structure.
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Local Government
Local government is made up of county and municipal governments. Many government officials are elected by the citizens.
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Multiple Choice
What can people do to choose elected officials?
Volunteer
Telephone
Travel
Vote
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Multiple Choice
How many branches of government do states have?
One
Two
Three
Four
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Multiple Choice
What is included in state constitutions to prevent any branch from being more powerful than the other?
Checks and balances
List of rights of citizens
Review process
Short descriptions
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Citizens can work together to help solve community and state problems.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is something people can do to help deal with and solve issues in their local community?
Call the police
Move away
Volunteer
Ignore the problem
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Multiple Choice
Working in elected and non-elected positions of government
Conservation
Volunteerism
Public Service
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Conservation
Local governments have developed conservation methods to help deal with drought. Water restrictions limit how much water people can use indoors and outdoors. Conservation groups and the government work together to educate citizens about appropriate water use. People are encouraged to choose drought-resistant plants - they will not need to use as much water.
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Multiple Choice
Protection of the environment and natural resources
Conservation
Volunteerism
Public Service
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Multiple Choice
The act of giving your time to help others in the community
Conservation
Public Service
Volunteerism
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Multiple Choice
Why is each state's constitution unique?
Each state has different issues.
Each constitution is modeled after the U.S. Constitution.
Each state has the same issues.
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State constitutions have a lot in common. But no two state constitutions are the same.
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Each state and community has different issues that affect the daily lives of citizens.
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Multiple Choice
Money paid by property owners to the government to help pay for services, roads, etc.
civic virtues
Property taxes
petition
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Multiple Choice
To request the government or an organization to do or change something
Property Taxes
Petition
Civic Virtues
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Civic Virtues
These children are caring for the environment. This is one way to demonstrate civic virtues. Helping others and the community and having compassion for others also are characteristics of good citizens.
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Civic Virtues
These children are demonstrating civic virtues by obeying rules and laws and crossing the street at the appropriate place. It is important to respect the law.
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Multiple Choice
Positive qualities that can help a community, state, or nation
Petition
Civic Virtues
Property Taxes
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is an example of a civic virtue?
Chearting
Integrity
Stealing
Lying
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Multiple Choice
What can adult Americans do to choose people who will work to find solutions to problems important to the community?
Go to school
Plant trees
Vote
Work
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