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Which role does a governor perform when giving an annual "state of the state" message? question options: chief executive commander in chief legislative leader party leader view feedback question 3 0 / 3 points which location within a typical state would most likely have a district court? question options: the state capitol a big city a rural area an entire county view feedback question 4 1.5 / 3 points which courts are part of the state judicial system? choose exactly two answers that are correct. question options: district courts of appeal circuit courts incorporated courts township courts view feedback question 5 0 / 3 points which form of city government allows the city council to appoint the heads of city departments? question options: weak-mayor system commission strong-mayor system council-manager view feedback question 6 0 / 3 points which statement about the council-manager form of city government is false? question options: the city council hires an outside expert. the people elect a city manager. the manager reports to the city council. the heads of city departments carry out city policy. view feedback question 7 0 / 3 points which case caused the united states supreme court to rule that having separate facilities for blacks and whites was constitutional? question options: brown v. board of education tinker v. des moines school district plessy v. ferguson dred scott v. sandford view feedback question 8 0 / 3 points which government function would not be provided by a county government? question options: providing sheriff's office services repairing a sewer system issuing a marriage license delivering mail view feedback question 9 0 / 3 points which position has the function within a county government to collect money and pay bills? question options: county clerk county tax assessor county treasurer county prosecutor view feedback question 10 1.5 / 3 points what document is needed in order for a city to become incorporated? question options: a city constitution to select an outside expert as town manager a city charter from the state legislature to determine how the town will be run for the next year

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