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| to strike down or prohibit |
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| a type of government in which the people choose representatives to vote and make laws for them |
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| a type of government where people have the power to vote and usually have a president |
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| a person elected to make the laws |
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| a group of people who listen to a court |
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| to name or chose as a candidate |
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| have to do with the whole country |
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| Roads, Fire Department, Housing, Public Schools |
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| four things our taxes pay for |
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| Pay Taxes, Obey Laws, Be Polite and Help others, Never Litter |
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| four ways to be a good citizen |
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| name maryland's current governor |
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Executive: President
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| name three branches of government and the title of a person who works in that branch |
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| at what age can you vote? |
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| Which branch of government makes the laws? |
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| Which branch of government makes sure the laws are carried out? |
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| Which branch of government tells whether a law was broken? |
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| Be a citizen and register to vote |
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| What are two things you must be and do to vote? |
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| When did the founding fathers declare independence from England? |
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| House of Representatives, House of Delegates |
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| What are two Houses of Maryland's General Assembly? |
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| What did James Madison and others write that is the basis of our government? |
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| Name the type of government we have in the United States. |
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