Citizenship Review

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Chapter 3 Review

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Megan Wall

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Froggy Jumps Citizenship ReviewVersion en ligne Chapter 3 Review par Megan Wall 1 The _____________ is the highest law in the United States. a Law b President c U.S Constitution 2 The federal government is split into ______ equal parts a one b two c three 3 The executive branch of the government includes the office of the ___________. a President b Global c Judges 4 Civic participation means that citizens must carry out certain duties and __________. a duties b responsibilities c writing 5 Being a _________ citizen means learning about the different issues that affect the world as a whole. a Bad b Global c School 6 From where do many of the United States's key ideas for government come? a The judical branch b The Constitution c The Congress 7 In which type of government do citizens vote for officials? a Representative government b Executive government c Separated government 8 Why does the United States government have separation of powers? a to make sure citizens can elect officials b To make sure no one branch can become too powerful c To make sure part of the government can interpret laws 9 What does it mean when citizens have the right to freedom of expression? a Can speak and write openly b Can pay their taxes c Can help their communities

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Citizenship Review

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Citizenship ReviewVersion en ligne

par Megan Wall

The _____________ is the highest law in the United States.

The federal government is split into ______ equal parts

The executive branch of the government includes the office of the ___________.

Civic participation means that citizens must carry out certain duties and __________.

Being a _________ citizen means learning about the different issues that affect the world as a whole.

From where do many of the United States's key ideas for government come?

In which type of government do citizens vote for officials?

Why does the United States government have separation of powers?

What does it mean when citizens have the right to freedom of expression?