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    Branches of GovernmentSS3CG1 The student will explain the importance of thebasic principles that provide the foundation of a republican

    form of government.

    a. Explain why in the United States there is a separation of powerbetween branches of government and levels of government.

    b. Name the three levels of government (national, state, local) andthe three branches in each (executive, legislative, udicial),

    including the names of the legislative branch (!ongress, "eneral#ssembly, county commission or city council).

    c. State an example of the responsibilities of each level and branchof government.

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    $et%s &eview'

    . hat is government*#nswer+ # government is a group of people

    who maes the law and runs a community.

    -. hat are examples of community*

    #nswer+ citytown, state, country

    /. hat is the de0nition of citi1en*

    #nswer+ 2ne who enoys legally (lawfully) the

    freedom and privileges of a city, state, orcountry. 3o be a citi1en, one needs to be bornin the country heshe lives in or has beennaturali1ed by the government of that

    country.

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    hat form of government does theUnited States have*

    U.S. is a republic.

    # republicis a state or countrywhere people or citi1ens have theauthorityright to decide who theywould lie to lead them and theirgovernment.

    So peoplein a republic form ofgovernment choose theirleaders!representatives by

    voting.

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    ur ons u on( highest set of laws of our

    country)protects ourrights by limiting the

    power of government(nobody gets too

    powerful).

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    2ur republic government has /branchesofe"ual power

    #xecutive

    $udicial%egisla

    tive

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    atch a video on

    the branches ofgovernment.

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    &h' do we have 3 branches ofgovernment instead of one(

    )eason 1*Each branch chec+sonthe other two if they do their obaccording to the !onstitution (law).

    3herefore, there will be no or lessabuse of power.

    4s

    everybodydoing his

    ob right*

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    hy do we have / branches ofgovernment instead of one*

    )eason ,* 3he three branchesbalance(even or e5ual) each

    power. Each branch has di6erentobs to do, so things get doneeasily and smoothly.

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    The %egislative Branch

    3his branch is a group ofrepresentatives who ma+es thelaws.3hey can also amend

    -change or add the laws.

    3hey also plan on how to spend thegovernment funds (budget or

    money).

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    ho are the leaders in the$egislative 7ranch*

    /ederal %evel U.S. Congress-Senate and 0ouseof)epresentatives

    State %evel "eorgia "eneral#ssembly or State$egislature ("eorgia

    Senate and 8ouse of&epresentatives)

    %ocal %evel !ity !ouncil or !ity!ommission

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    The #xecutive Branch

    3his branch is a group of leaders whoma+es sure that the laws arebeing done or followed. 3he

    leaders carr' out laws.

    9Execute: means to mae somethinghappen; to enforce or to carry out.

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    &ho are the leaders in the#xecutive Branch(

    /ederal %evel resident

    State %evel Governor

    %ocal %evel 2a'or or Cit'

    2anager

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    The $udicial Branch

    3his branch is a group of ustices (lieudges) that interprets -orexplains the Constitution -laws.

    3he ustices ma+e sure that thenew laws made by the legislativebranch are not against theConstitution.

    3hey decide on maor court cases.

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    ho are the leaders in the$udicialBranch*

    /ederal %evel U.S.Supreme CourtChief $ustice and$ustices

    State %evel GeorgiaSupremeCourt $ustices

    %ocal %evel oneCit' $udges do notdecide if the new cit'laws are

    constitutional or not.

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    8ow does each branch chec andbalance each other*

    3he president appoints udges andustices.

    3he !ongress (legislative branch) canremove the

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    8ow does each branch chec andbalance each other*

    3he #xecutive Branch>

    . 3he

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    4 appoint or

    choose the Chief$ustice and the$ustices of theSupreme Court. 4can also veto -orsa' no the newlaws made b'

    Congress.

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    8ow does each branch chec andbalance each other*

    The Congress -legislativebranch >

    . can remove the

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    the president

    from o5ce. &ecan override hisveto if there isenough of us

    voting against

    it. lso6 wehave to approve

    whom thepresident

    chooses foro5ce.

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    8ow does each branch chec andbalance each other*

    3he$udicial branch (?ustices)

    . can declare acts done by the

    president unconstitutional(against the law).

    -. can declare new laws made by

    !ongress unconstitutional.

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    &e can declare acts done b'the president and laws

    made b' Congressunconstitutional.

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    . $et%s watch the video

    again and complete theworsheet.

    -. !omplete Study"uide.

    /. $et%s have anelection'