Unit 9 Jeopardy
Final Jeopardy
GA PIEDMONT ATLANTA CHEROKEE WOODSTK
Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100
Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200
Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300
Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400
Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500
$100 Question from GA
People rule the government indirectly
through whom?
$100 Answer from GA
Elected Representatives
$200 Question from GA
Define Referendum
$200 Answer from GA
When citizens vote on a question – in either a
general or a special election. Raise a local sales tax.
Sunday liquor sales
$300 Question from GA
How often are election districts redrawn & what is this called?
$300 Answer from GA
Reapportionment: Redrawing of voting district lines after a census. This is done every 10 years.
$400 Question from GA
Laws passes by the Georgia General Assembly may fall into
what subject areas?
$400 Answer from GA
laws providing for local governments; laws regulating
the conduct of individuals, groups, or businesses
$500 Question from GA
What are the five steps that a bill goes through to become a law?
$500 Answer from GA
A new bill is introduced.
A committee considers the bill and recommends it.
After the committee recommendation, the other house in the legislature passes the bill.
The House where a bill was introduced passes the bill.
The governor signs the bill and it becomes law.
$100 Question from PIEDMONT
Who turns ideas into a law?
$100 Answer from PIEDMONT
Legislators; our elected
representatives
$200 Question from PIEDMONT
Chief executive of Georgia’s executive branch?
$200 Answer from PIEDMONT
Governor
$300 Question from PIEDMONT
What are the requirements to be Governor in Georgia?
$300 Answer from PIEDMONT
US Citizen for 15 yearsResident of GA for 6 years30 years old
$400 Question from PIEDMONT
What is the purpose of agencies in the
executive branch?
$400 Answer from PIEDMONT
groups that are set up by the executive branch to help carry out and enforce the laws
$500 Question from PIEDMONT
What is the purpose of the human services
programs?
$500 Answer from PIEDMONT
Disease control, immunization, family planning, mental health care,
substance abuse treatment and prevention, restaurant inspection and
daycare licenses
$100 Question from ATLANTA
Define General Assembly
$100 Answer from ATLANTA
The name for the legislative branch for the state of
Georgia.
$200 Question from ATLANTA
Define Constituents
$200 Answer from ATLANTA
Voters in a law maker’s district.
$300 Question from ATLANTA
What are special districts?
$300 Answer from ATLANTA
Small government units set up by the legislature or by a city or
county ordinance for a special purpose. Hospitals, Industrial
development, or public transportation
$400 Question from ATLANTA
How often is the state legislature in session?
$400 Answer from ATLANTA
40 day session beginning on the second Monday in
January
$500 Question from ATLANTA
What are examples of services provided at the
county level?
$500 Answer from ATLANTA
Fire Protection/Police, Sewer system, Public transportation, Parks/
recreational facilities, Public Health Facilities
$100 Question from CHEROKEE
The largest portion of Georgia’s State budget is
spent on what?
$100 Answer from CHEROKEE
Education
$200 Question from CHEROKEE
What is a municipality?
$200 Answer from CHEROKEE
The legal name in Georgia for a city or town.
$300 Question from CHEROKEE
What is the purpose of the appropriation act?
$300 Answer from CHEROKEE A proposal for money to be spent in the state budget.
$400 Question from CHEROKEE
What happens to taxes if the people of Georgia demand a lot
of services from the government?
$400 Answer from CHEROKEE
The taxes will rise to pay for the services
$500 Question from CHEROKEE
What is the difference between real and
personal property?
$500 Answer from CHEROKEE
REAL PROPERTY: Land and buildings.
PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cars, boats, private airplanes
$100 Question from WOODSTOCK
The largest portion of Georgia’s State budget
comes from what?
$100 Answer from WOODSTOCK
Income Taxes
$200 Question from WOODSTOCK
Define ordinance
$200 Answer from WOODSTOCK
Reasonable laws regarding local property and affairs. These laws establish a
new recreation program, a traffic law, or other policy of
the county
$300 Question from WOODSTOCK
What is the term of office for the Gov. and Lt. Gov.?
$300 Answer from WOODSTOCK
4 years; can serve two terms
$400 Question from WOODSTOCK
What are property taxes and how does this help citizens?
$400 Answer from WOODSTOCK
Citizens pay property taxes; the country uses this revenue to pay
for services for the citizens.
$500 Question from WOODSTOCK
What are public funds and how are they used?
$500 Answer from WOODSTOCK
Taxes and other sources of revenue used to pay for
public services.