After a bill passes both houses in the Arkansas state legislature, what needs to happen before it can become a law? (1 point) Responses It needs to be approved by the people of Arkansas. It needs to be approved by the people of Arkansas. It needs to be printed in state newspapers. It needs to be printed in state newspapers. It needs to be approved by the Arkansas Supreme Court. It needs to be approved by the Arkansas Supreme Court. It needs to be signed by the governor.
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It needs to be signed by the governor.
Use the passage to answer the questions. Which of the following ideas are supported by the statement in the passage? Select all that apply. (1 point) Responses The government of Arkansas is there to serve the people of Arkansas. The government of Arkansas is there to serve the people of Arkansas. The people have the right to alter the government if they think they need to. The people have the right to alter the government if they think they need to. The government of Arkansas is the supreme authority in the state. The government of Arkansas is the supreme authority in the state. The government knows what is best for the people of Arkansas. The government knows what is best for the people of Arkansas.
The government of Arkansas is there to serve the people of Arkansas.
The people have the right to alter the government if they think they need to.
The people have the right to alter the government if they think they need to.
Which idea of U.S. government is most illustrated by the passage? (1 point) Responses confederal system confederal system separation of powers separation of powers veto power veto power popular sovereignty
popular sovereignty
Which of the following elected officials introduce laws in Congress that may become national laws? (1 point) Responses U.S. representative or senator U.S. representative or senator governor of Arkansas governor of Arkansas state representative or senator state representative or senator mayor
U.S. representative or senator
What is the main difference between a presidential system and a parliamentary system of government? (1 point) Responses The chief executive of a presidential system is called the president, while the chief executive of a parliamentary system is called the prime minister. The chief executive of a presidential system is called the president, while the chief executive of a parliamentary system is called the prime minister. The presidential system is used mostly in the western hemisphere, whereas the parliamentary system is mostly used the eastern hemisphere. The presidential system is used mostly in the western hemisphere, whereas the parliamentary system is mostly used the eastern hemisphere. The chief executive of the presidential system is separate from the legislature, but the chief executive of the parliamentary system is usually a member of the legislature. The chief executive of the presidential system is separate from the legislature, but the chief executive of the parliamentary system is usually a member of the legislature. The presidential system has a written constitution, while the parliamentary system does not.
The chief executive of a presidential system is separate from the legislature, but the chief executive of the parliamentary system is usually a member of the legislature.
Which of the following terms accurately describes the style of government set up in the U.S. Constitution? Select all that apply. (1 point) Responses presidential system presidential system parliamentary system parliamentary system confederal system confederal system federal system federal system unitary system
- presidential system
- federal system
- federal system
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