Introduction to Government

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Which statement best describes a similarity between voting in the US and in other democratic countries?

In some countries, citizens have the right to vote but choose not to.

Which statement best describes the two main functions of US government?

It creates laws and provides leadership.

Which statement best describes how the US Constitution affects the separation of powers in the federal government?

It divides government into three branches with separate powers.

Which best describes how the US government affects the economy?

The government builds roads, regulates business, and makes job safety rules.

Citizens would most likely state their views about issues affecting their community during

a city council meeting.

Which form of government serves the interests of royal family members?

a monarchy

Which practice is not an effective way for people to influence government policies?

engaging in informed debates with peers

The part of the US government that carries out laws is the

executive branch.

State governments must follow which type of laws?

federal

The part of the US government that interprets laws is the

judicial branch.

A public safety service the US government provides is

police officers.

A plan of action taken by government to achieve a goal is a

policy.

The government provides a number of public welfare services, including

public education

A country governed by a central party is best characterized as

communist.

What does the US government help regulate?

the economy


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