1. The authorization to create counties for the purpose of carrying out state laws and programs originally came from the (1 point)
Supreme Court.***
Georgia General Assembly.
Declaration of Independence.
Georgia’s Constitution of 1777.
2. The primary role of counties in the state of Georgia is to (1 point)
train the national guard.
assist with tax collection.
help carry out state programs.
make law enforcement easier.***
3. In which type of city government does the mayor have the power to veto legislation? (1 point)
council-manager
city-consolidated
weak mayor-council
strong mayor-council***
4. Which is not true of both city and county government in Georgia? (1 point)
Both can collect taxes.***
Both can become municipalities.
Both provide public health services.
Both provide police and fire protection.
5. All of the following are examples of special-purpose governments except (1 point)
city councils. ***
school districts.
port authorities.
fire departments.
Within county government, the board of commissioners (1 point)
maintains tax records.***
establishes the budget.
issues marriage licenses.
oversees police protection.
Which of the following judges is not elected? (1 point)
superior court
probate court***
juvenile court
state Supreme Court
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1. Yes, the correct answer is the Georgia General Assembly. To get this answer, you can review the information provided in your study materials or textbooks about the formation and organization of counties in Georgia.
2. Yes, the correct answer is to help carry out state programs. To confirm this answer, you can refer to your study materials or textbooks that discuss the roles and functions of counties in Georgia.
3. Yes, the correct answer is a strong mayor-council. To determine this, you may need to refer to your study materials or textbooks that explain the different types of city government structures and the powers of mayors.
4. Yes, the correct answer is both can become municipalities. To verify this answer, you can review the information provided in your study materials or textbooks about the similarities and differences between city and county governments in Georgia.
5. No, the correct answer is not city councils. Special-purpose governments refer to governmental bodies that have limited authority and are created for specific purposes such as school districts, port authorities, and fire departments. To confirm this answer, you can refer to your study materials or textbooks that discuss different types of governments and their purposes.
6. Yes, the correct answer is maintains tax records. To determine this answer, you can review the information provided in your study materials or textbooks about the responsibilities of the board of commissioners in county government.
7. Yes, the correct answer is probate court. Probate court judges are not elected in Georgia. To verify this answer, you can refer to your study materials or textbooks that discuss the appointment or election processes for different types of judges in Georgia.