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SSGC16 & SSGC17 Citizenship and Georgia Government
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1
In
The National Socialist Party of the United States vs. the Village of Skokie
, the Court upheld Freedom of Assembly
False
True
2
SPLOST means State Local-Option Select Tax
False
True
3
Which of the below are limitations citizens can place on Government, they are:
Referendum
All of the Above
Initiative
Recall
4
How many counties are in Georgia?
134
100
120
159
5
Originally the Pledge included a hand salute but it was discontinued during WWII because it was too Nazi-ish
False
True
6
Obligations of Citizens are also known as MUST DO'S
False
True
7
Citizens MUST:
Attend School
All of the Above
Pay taxes
Defend the Nation & the Constitution
8
The Supreme Court ruled that schools
can
force students to say
the Pledge of Allegiance.
False
True
9
Real property tax on items: cars, land, real estate, boats, machinery, & business inventories.
sales tax
Property tax
Ad Valorem
SPLOST
10
A
Sales Tax
is a tax on all tangible consumer items.
False
True
11
Responsibilities of being a Citizen include all of the following EXCEPT:
Staying informed about issues
Staying active on Social Media
Respecting the opinions, faith, and speech of others
Voting
12
Citizens in Georgia can only participate in two of these forms of Government limitation
Popular Referendum and Recall
Popular Referendum and Direct Initiative
Recall and Indirect Initiative
Legislative Referendum and Recall
13
There are three editions/versions of the Pledge; they were written in ALL but which year?
1892
1987
1923
1954
14
The purpose of the Pledge is
to promote Religion
False
True
15
There are 7 forms of revenue for the State of Georgia.
False
True
16
Which local governmental entity exercises the most power across the state of GA?
county
city
town
municipality
17
The "responsibilities" of citizens are those things that one SHOULD DO but are not required to do.
False
True
18
Published in 1892 in the
Youth’s Companion
Mag in Boston, MA, to celebrate the 400th anniversary of discovery of America
Star Spangled Banner
Pledge of Allegiance
America the Beautiful
Articles of Confederation
19
Registering for the Draft is an Obligation of Citizenship for all men when they turn 18.
True
False