This Chapter 3 Social Studies quiz covers civic responsibilities, community welfare, and the role of government leaders in a community.
Public property
Private property
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Authority
Common good
Volunteer
Elect
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Court
Conflict
Appoint
Authority
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Sales tax
Property tax
Tax
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Public property
Common good
Court
Private property
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Basketball and baseball
Fishing and hunting
Collect garbage, clean streets
Eat and sleep
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Elect
Appoint
Authority
Volunteer
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Authoirty
Appoint
Public good
Elect
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Volunteer
Recreation
Court
Government service
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Street
Line
River
Boundary
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Elect
Public service
Authority
Appoint
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Tax
Sales tax
Property tax
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Legislative
Executive
Judicial
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Public service
Volunteer
Elect
Common good
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Sales tax
Council
Government service
Recreation
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Mediator
Jury
Court
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Parks and swimming pools
Buildings and streets
Dogs and cats
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Walk away, smile about it, comprimise, and ask for help
Walk toward, frown, start a fight, mediate
Volunteer, smile, mediate, and court
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Conflict
Jury
Court
Comprimise
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Volunteer
Authourity
Common good
Public service
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Legislative
Executive
Judicial
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Court
Judge
Council
Jury
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Government service
Counil
Public works
Private property
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County
State
Capitol
White house
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Legislative
Judicial
Executive
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County
Court
Town
City
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Mayor
Governor
President
Secretary
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Board of supervisors
County seat
House of representatives
Governor
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