Government help please?

1. Each state has three branches of government, which are the ______, ______, and _______.
2. The lawmaking branch of the state government is the _______.
3. A unicameral legislature is a lawmaking body that has how many houses?
4. State legislatures pass ____(more or less) laws than does Congress.
5. Most of our everyday dealings with others are regulated by state laws or by local ___ authorized by the state.
6. The plan by which the people can present a bill to the legislature is called the ________.
7. The governor is the ___ _______ ____ of each state.
8. A state legislature may remove a man from office by ___________.
9. It is customary for each state to give to the ___ (within that state) the authority to ___ themselves, as much as possible, in matters, which concern only the local communities.
10. Each state in the United States is divided by its legislature into small units called ________.
11. The state grants a city a ___ that defines the city's authority to govern itself.
12. The three kinds of city government that prevail among cities of the United States are the __________, _________, ___________.

1. Each state has three branches of government, which are the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial.

2.The lawmaking branch of the state government is the Judicial.

3.A unicameral legislature is a lawmaking body that has how many houses? one

4.State legislatures pass more laws than does Congress.

5.Most of our everyday dealings with others are regulated by state laws or by local ordinances authorized by the state.

6.The plan by which the people can present a bill to the legislature is called the petition.

7.The governor is the chief executive of each state.

8.A state legislature may remove a man from office by impeachment.


9. It is customary for each state to give to the people (within that state) the authority to govern themselves, as much as possible, in matters, which concern only the local communities.

10.Each state in the United States is divided by its legislature into small units called cities.

11. The state grants a city a charter that defines the city's authority to govern itself.

12. The three kinds of city government that prevail among cities of the United States are the town, village, or civil township.

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