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Unit 4 Governance and Civic Engagement Quiz

Unit 4 Governance And Civic Engagement Quiz

Explore key concepts in taxation and economics from chapter 4 through this focused assessment. Enhance your understanding of essential financial terms and their applications, crucial for students and professionals in the economic...

Questions: 15 | Attempts: 10 | Last updated: Aug 4, 2025

Sample Question 1
What is the role of a Governor?

Judge - A public official appointed or elected to preside over legal proceedings and make decisions based on the law.

President - The elected leader of a country, responsible for executing laws, managing foreign affairs, and serving as the head of state.

MayorThe elected leader of a municipal government, with powers varying widely from city-to-city. Mayors of some cities may act as a simple speaker of the house-esque figure to the city council, while others may have much more formal power.

Senator - Member of the legislative body responsible for representing a state at the federal level, proposing and voting on laws and policies.

Mayor - The elected leader of a municipal government, with powers varying widely from city-to-city. Mayors of some cities may act as a simple speaker of the house-esque figure to the city council, while others may have much more formal power.

Sample Question 2
What is an Initiative?

Sales TaxA tax payed to the government for certain types of sales or services. Includes the infamous "Sin tax" on alcohol and taxes on goods produced outside of the country.

State Tax

Income Tax

Property Tax

Sample Question 3
What is a recall?

Sales Tax

Property Tax

Flat Tax

Income TaxA tax on income, generally salary. Income tax increases with income, to the point that those who make six figures often fork over around half of their income each year. Unfortunately, much to the dismay of its proponents, it is easily weasled out of by the elite, who can just pay themselves a dollar a year and collect money from their company on the down-low. As such, the super-rich surprisingly often support high income taxes, and poor workers are often against them.