2. Hosted Mrs. Smith EOC Review

3. 100 200 400 300 400 NC Constitution NC State Government County and City Government Public Policy 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

4. Row 1, Col 1 How many times has the NC Constitution been changed? 3

5. 1,2 Who is NC chief executive? The Governor

6. 1,3 How many counties are there in NC? 100

7. 1,4 Who is the county’s highest elected law enforcement? Sheriff

8. 2,1 What is the structure of the NC Constitution? Preamble, Declaration of Rights, Articles

9. 2,2 What is the Council of State? Executive advisory committee to the Governor; attorney general and secretary of state

10. 2,3 Who represent city districts and work with the to run the city government? Aldermen

11. 2,4 What is the name of money received from federal, state, and local government. Intergovernmental Revenue

12. 3,1 What part of the NC Constitution Explains the reasons for the purpose of the constitution. The Preamble

13. 3,2 What is the lawmaking body North Carolina called? The General Assembly

14. 3,3 Who is the executive appointed to run a city? City Manager

15. 3,4 What is the form of redistricting that many consider controversial and illegal? Gerrymandering

16. 4,1 What are the Halifax Resolves? North Carolina declared its independence from Britain on April 12, 1776

17. 4,2 What is it called when the Governor veto parts of a bill? Line-item veto

18. 4,3 What elective representatives oversee public education in a given district? The School Board

19. 4,4 What is annexation? City governments extend their legal control over surrounding areas.

20. 5,1 What three principles are founded the NC Constitution? limited government, separation of powers, and checks and balances.

21. 5,2 What happen in State v. Mann and the Leandro Case? NC Supreme Court Cases: ruling that slaves were property and requiring that public school funding be equal and fair.

22. 5,3 What are the three forms of city government? Mayor-Council, Council-Manager, and Commission Form

23. 5,4 The power to limit land use within certain areas. & Another word for a law, often a local law Zoning and Ordinance