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Government Test Chapter 4. Louisiana History. What are concurrent powers ? A. Powers that are shared by the federal and state governments. B. Powers that are shared by state and local governments. C. Powers that are shared by the president and Congress.
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Government TestChapter 4 Louisiana History
What are concurrent powers? A. Powers that are shared by the federal and state governments. B. Powers that are shared by state and local governments. C. Powers that are shared by the president and Congress. D. Powers that are shared by Congress and the Supreme Court.
To become president, a candidate must receive a majority of the popular vote. both the popular and electoral vote. the congressional vote. the electoral vote.
Enumerated powers are A. powers that belong only to the federal government. B. powers that belong only to state governments. C. powers that are shared by state and federal governments. D. the same as reserved powers.
Which is NOT a source of state money? A. gaming B. income tax C. interest D. savings accounts
What local government official has duties that are similar to that of the secretary of state? A. assessor B. clerk of the court C. district attorney D. sheriff
What topic is NOT covered by civil law? A. citizenship B. divorce C. murder D. property rights
Which duty is NOT performed by the police jury? A. raises money for parish expenses B. passes laws to better the lives of citizens C. oversees the building of roads and public buildings D. brings charges against those people accused of crimes
What is the youngest age a person can be to run for governor? A. 18 B. 21 C. 25 D. 30
Which amendment to the United States Constitution addresses the powers given to the states? A. 7th B. 8th C. 9th D. 10th
According to the Preamble of the U.S. and Louisiana constitutions, who is responsible for government? A. chief executive (president or governor) B. legislature C. people D. taxpayers
What do lobbyists do? A. They try to influence legislators. B. They serve as public relations advisors. C. They keep track of campaign contributions. D. They observe the legislature and write news articles.
What is the smallest form of municipality in Louisiana? A. city B. parish C. town D. village
What local government official serves as the tax collector? A. assessor B. clerk of the court C. district attorney D. sheriff
What type of tax is imposed on products like gasoline, alcohol, and cigarettes? A. excise tax B. luxury tax C. sales tax D. severance tax
How many people serve on a grand jury? A. 6 B. 9 C. 12 D. 15
What action on bills CANNOT be taken by a legislative committee? A. It can amend the original bill. B. It can send the bill to the governor. C. It can kill the bill by not allowing it out of committee. D. It can approve the bill and send it on to the full legislative body.
Which courts are the main trial courts for the state of Louisiana? courts of appeal magistrate courts supreme court district courts
What constitutional amendment gave eighteen-year-olds the right to vote? A. 19th B. 21st C. 26th D. 28th
What state official keeps Louisiana’s official records? A. governor B. lieutenant governor C. secretary of state D. treasurer
Which branch of state government prepares the state budget? A. congress B. executive C. judicial D. legislative
Which branch of state government can declare a state law unconstitutional? A. congress B. executive C. judicial D. legislative
What is the division of powers between the federal and state governments called? A. bicameral B. checks and balances C. elastic clause D. federalism
What is the name of the local governing body in most of Louisiana’s sixty-four parishes? A. council-manager B. parish commission C. police jury D. supreme council
What branch of the government makes the laws? A. executive B. house of representatives C. judicial D. legislative