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Republic of Texas Government and Bill of Rights Vocabulary
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JESSICA POWELL
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important for a government to have an executive branch?
To create laws and policies
To enforce laws and run the country or state
To judge and interpret laws
To collect taxes for roads and government buildings
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Match
Match the following
Mayor
Governor
Executive Branch
President
City Leader
State Leader
Enforces laws
Country Leader
City Leader
State Leader
Enforces laws
Country Leader
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the blank: The
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are synonyms for the legislative branch? (Choose 2)
Lawmaking body
Congress
Enforcers
Court system
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Multiple Select
What two groups make up Congress?
Senate
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
President
Mayor
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Categorize
governor
mayor
president
courts
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Put in the correct category.
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Match
Match the following
County
Municipal
Congress
Bill of Rights
Judicial
A region governed by local authorities
Relating to a city or town
A legislative body
The first amendments in the Constitution
Court systems
A region governed by local authorities
Relating to a city or town
A legislative body
The first amendments in the Constitution
Court systems
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Multiple Select
Which of the following rights are included in the Texas Bill of Rights? (Choose 3)
Freedom to Believe
Right to Protect Yourself
Right to Vote
Privacy and Safety
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Multiple Choice
How does the 'Freedom to Believe' protect individuals from government actions?
It allows the government to regulate personal beliefs freely and removes individual rights and responsibilities.
It requires that individuals must follow state-approved practices and religious ceremonies.
It protects individuals by stopping the government from blocking beliefs and practices.
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Match the following
Freedom to Believe
Freedom to Speak & Assemble
Freedom to Fair Trials
Right to Privacy
Religious Freedom
Speech and Gathering
Due Process
Personal Space
Religious Freedom
Speech and Gathering
Due Process
Personal Space
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the right to Freedom to Speak and Assemble as explained in the Constitution excerpts?
The government can limit what you say if it disagrees with you.
You can only meet with friends if you have government permission.
You have the right to express your opinions and meet peacefully with others.
You can only write letters but not meet in groups.
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Multiple Choice
Explain how the right to a fair trial protects individuals who are accused of a crime.
The right to a fair trial protects individuals by giving legal representation and a fair jury.
The right to a fair trial allows for secret trials without public embarrassment.
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