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The three branches of Alabamas state government are set up so that A 100

No one branch can become too powerful A 100

Who heads Alabamas executive branch? A 200

The governor A 200

Which branch of government is Alabamas court system? A 300

Judicial A 300

What are the functions of government? A 400

Serving the needs of the people, protecting the rights of citizens, and working for the good of its people A 400

Which branch of government makes Alabamas laws? A 500

The legislative branch A 500

Who was the first African American to serve on the Alabama Supreme Court? B 100

Oscar W. Adams, Jr. B 100

Which governor created the Spirit of Alabama award in 2003 to honor Alabamians and their achievements? B 200

Bob Riley B 200

Who has their own government in Alabama? B 300

Counties, cities, and towns B 300

What does a county government do? B 400

Keep records of births and deaths, carry out state programs, and collect tax money for the state B 400

What does a city council do? B 500

Make decisions and laws B 500

What does Alabama spend its tax money on? C 100

Health care, state parks, and repairing state highways C 100

Who manages the transportation system in a city or town? C 200

The city government C 200

What are Alabama citizens responsible for? C 300

Obeying laws, serving on juries, and voting C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

For a democratic government to work best, it is important for all citizens over the age of 18 to do what? C 400

Vote in elections C 400

What are some ways that young people can become involved in state and local government? C 500

Volunteer to help people C 500

How does the state government affect Alabamas natural environment? D 100

It works to protect Alabamas resources D 100

What challenge does population growth cause? D 200

Keeping Alabamas land, air, and water clean D 200

What has happened in Alabama as a result of population growth? D 300

An increase in the number of people living in cities D 300

Where do many of Alabamas highways pass through? D 400

Birmingham, Montgomery, and Mobile D 400

What technological change allows Alabamians to communicate faster? D 500

The internet D 500

How does the structure of Alabamas state government help make sure that no one branch has too much power? E 100

Each of the three branches has a separate function to ensure that no one branch can become too powerful or make unfair decisions. The executive branch carries out the states laws. The legislature makes state laws, raises money, and decides how that money is spent. The judicial branch decides whether people have broken laws and whether laws agree with the state constitution. E 100

In what ways do Alabamians benefit from local governments? E 200

City governments oversee parks and libraries and run transportation systems such as buses. They also provide police and fire protection. E 200

In what ways can a states population growth affect its natural environment? E 300

As populations and cities grow, more industries increase the chance of water and air pollution. More people also bring more cars and traffic, which pollute the air. A growing population increases the amount of waste, which can cause water pollution. E 300

Question Number Four E E 400

Correct Response Four E E 400

Question Number Five E E 500

Correct Response Five E E 500

Question F One F 100

Answer F One F 100

Question F two F 200

Response F two F 200

Question F 3 F 300

Response F 3 F 300

Question F 4 F 400

Response F 4 F 400

Question F 5 F 500

Response F 5 F 500

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