Information about the United States Federal (National government):
The US Executive Branch enforces the laws.
The US Executive Branch includes the President, Vice President, and the Cabinet).
The Executive Branch (president) can veto legislation created by Congress
Question 1: What is the role of Georgia’s Executive Branch?(1pt)
Question 2: Who is included in Georgia’s Executive Branch? (1pt)
Question 3: What powers/responsibilities does Georgia’s Executive Branch have?(1pt)
Question 4: How are the executive branches of the federal government and Georgia’s state level government similar? List at least ONE similarity. (1pt)
Legislative Branch (4pts)
Information about the United States Federal (National government):
The US Legislative Branch creates the laws.
The US Legislative Branch includes the United States Congress (House of Representatives and the Senate)
The Legislative Branch confirms or rejects the presidents’ nominees and can remove the president from office in certain situations.
Question 5: What is the role of Georgia’s Legislative Branch?(1pt)
Question 6: Who is included in Georgia’s Legislative Branch? (1pt)
Question 7: What powers/responsibilities does Georgia’s Legislative Branch have?(1pt)
Question 8: How are the legislative branches of the federal government and Georgia’s state level government similar? List at least ONE similarity. (1pt)
answer all the questions 1-5
1. The role of Georgia's Executive Branch is to enforce the laws and oversee the administration of the state government.
2. Georgia's Executive Branch includes the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and the Cabinet.
3. Georgia's Executive Branch has the power and responsibility to execute and enforce the laws of the state, manage the state budget, appoint officials to various state agencies, and oversee the operation of state agencies.
4. One similarity between the executive branches of the federal government and Georgia's state level government is that both are responsible for enforcing the laws and overseeing the administration of their respective government entities.
5. The role of Georgia's Legislative Branch is to create and pass laws for the state.
6. Georgia's Legislative Branch includes the Georgia General Assembly, which is divided into two chambers – the House of Representatives and the Senate.
7. Georgia's Legislative Branch has the power and responsibility to create, amend, and pass legislation, approve the state budget, and oversee the operation of state agencies.
8. One similarity between the legislative branches of the federal government and Georgia's state level government is that both are responsible for creating and passing laws for their respective jurisdictions.