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1 Pictures of State Purposes of Government

2 State Police

3 Answer AProtect health & safety of citizens. BProvide and maintain public services through taxes CProvide a system of justice for right to a fair trial. DPromote the Common Welfare EProtect the Rights of Individual Citizens

4 Building a new school

5 Answer AProtect health & safety of citizens. BProvide and maintain public services through taxes CProvide a system of justice for right to a fair trial. DPromote the Common Welfare EProtect the Rights of Individual Citizens

6 Preserve Wildlife

7 Answer AProtect health & safety of citizens. BProvide and maintain public services through taxes CProvide a system of justice for right to a fair trial. DPromote the Common Welfare EProtect the Rights of Individual Citizens

8 State prison

9 Answer AProtect health & safety of citizens. BProvide and maintain public services through taxes CProvide a system of justice for right to a fair trial. DPromote the Common Welfare EProtect the Rights of Individual Citizens

10 State Constitution Ohio Constitution of 1802

11 Answer AProtect health & safety of citizens. BProvide and maintain public services through taxes CProvide a system of justice for right to a fair trial. DPromote the Common Welfare EProtect the Rights of Individual Citizens

12 Build & Maintain roads

13 Answer AProtect health & safety of citizens. BProvide and maintain public services through taxes CProvide a system of justice for right to a fair trial. DPromote the Common Welfare EProtect the Rights of Individual Citizens

14 Business Trading with others

15 Answer AProtect health & safety of citizens. BProvide and maintain public services through taxes CProvide a system of justice for right to a fair trial. DPromote the Common Welfare EProtect the Rights of Individual Citizens

16 State Safety Laws

17 Answer AProtect health & safety of citizens. BProvide and maintain public services through taxes CProvide a system of justice for right to a fair trial. DPromote the Common Welfare EProtect the Rights of Individual Citizens

18 Laws that protect our rights

19 Answer AProtect health & safety of citizens. BProvide and maintain public services through taxes CProvide a system of justice for right to a fair trial. DPromote the Common Welfare EProtect the Rights of Individual Citizens

20 State Courts

21 Answer AProtect health & safety of citizens. BProvide and maintain public services through taxes CProvide a system of justice for right to a fair trial. DPromote the Common Welfare EProtect the Rights of Individual Citizens

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