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| Who can veto a bill passed by the General Assembly? |
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| The river that makes up the westerly border of Illinois is? |
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| If the Governor dies, who becomes Governor? |
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| The highest Court in Illinois is? |
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| Voters not only vote for political officials, they sometimes vote on public officials, they sometimes vote on public issues and questions. These types of elections are called. |
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| The next presidential election in Illinois will be in? |
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| How many Constitutions has Illinois had? |
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| How long does the Governor have to consider a bill passed by the Illinois Senate and House of Representatives? |
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| Who may call special sessions of the General Assembly? |
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| Who is the Chielf Legal Officer of the state? |
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| How many alderman or women in the Chicago City Council? |
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| How are Illinois Judges usually selected? |
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| If the General Assembly wishes to pass a bill over a veto, what vote is necessary? |
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| How many Branches of Government are there in Illinois? |
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| The capital of Illinois is? |
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| Which Branch of Governenment is the Illinois Governor? |
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| Which Branch of Governenment is the Illinois House of Representatives? |
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| Which Branch of Governenment is the Illinois State Senate? |
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| Which Branch of Governenment is the Lt. Governor? |
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| Which Branch of Governenment is the Illinois Circuit Courts? |
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| Which Branch of Governenment is the Illinois Supreme Court? |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Meets in Springfield. |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Has women members. |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Does not get paid. |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Starts impeachment process. |
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| Illinois House of Representatives |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Term is 4 years |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Term is 2 years. |
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| Illinois House of Representatives |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Has Governor as Chief Officer |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Has Speaker as Chief Officer |
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| Illinois House of Representatives |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Are parts of the General Assembly. |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Have 59 Members and 59 Districts. |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Have 118 Members and 118 Districts. |
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| Illinois House of Representatives |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Elected by the people |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Have law making responsibilities. |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Declares laws unconstitutional. |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Can make laws that would treat other States' citizens differently than Illinois' citizens. |
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| House-Senate Comparison: Are appointed by the Governor |
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| House-Senate Comparison: must be 21 years old or older |
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| True or False: Most of the Illinois court cases would take palce in the Circuit Courts. |
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| True or False: The biggest item in the State spending is for highways. |
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| True or False: There are 102 counties in Illinois. |
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| True or False: Voters must be 18 years old or older. |
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| True or False: The Governor must be 40 years old or older. |
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| True or False: The largest city in Illinois is Chicago. |
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| True or False: Foreign affairs is the duty of the state government. |
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| True or False: Illinois became a state in 1818. |
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| True or False: The Governor is commander-in-chief of the state. |
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| True or False: Boh the Illinois Constitution and the United States Constitution have a Bill of Rights. |
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| Who is the Mayor of Chicago? |
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| Who is the Governor Of Illinois? |
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