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1 Name Three Branches of Government Webquest This Webquest has 4 parts: Part 1: Executive Branch Part 2: Legislative Branch Part 3: Judicial Branch Part 4: Branches of Power Game For Parts 1, 2, and 3, you will use the website For Part 4 you will use the website To get started, hold down the Ctrl key, place the cursor on and left click. It will open the website for you. You also need to print the Webquest so that you will have a hard copy to write answers on. Part 1: Click on the Executive Branch. Read the Introduction and click on Learn about the Executive Branch. Read about the Executive Branch then click on Show What You Know. Take the True and False quiz below. 1. The President may negotiate treaties. 2. The President is elected for 8 years. 3. The President must approve all bills from Congress. 4. The President can be older than The president can come from England or Canada.
2 Click on President s Job, Part 1 and read about it. Click on Show What You Know and take the Multiple Choice quiz by clicking on what you think is the correct answer. Click on Check Answers at the bottom of the page. Click on President s Job, Part II and read about it. Click on Show what you Know. Write a description of the duties for each job listed below: 1. Commander in Chief: 2. Chief Executive: 3. Head of State: 4. Chief Legislator: 5. Chief of the Party: Click on Solution to see how you did!
3 Next, click on The President s Cabinet and read about it. Match the responsibility of the department to the full title of the head of that department. When you are finished, click on Show What You Know and roll the cursor over the doors to reveal the full title for that department. Responsibility Full Title of that Department 1. Legal Issues A. Secretary of the Treasury 2. Armed Forces B. Secretary of the Interior 3. Money C. Attorney General 4. Foreign Affairs D. Secretary of Defense 5. U.S. Lands E. Secretary of State 6. Business F. Secretary of Labor 7. Farming G. Secretary of Energy 8. War Veterans H. Secretary of Commerce 9. U.S. Schools I. Secretary of Agriculture 10. Research on Energy J. Secretary of Education 11. Roads, etc. K. Secretary of Veteran s Affairs 12. Working Conditions L. Secretary of Transportation
4 Part 2: Now let s research the Legislative branch of the United States Government. Return to and click on the Legislative Branch. The Legislative branch is made up of two houses: the House of Representatives and the Senate. The Legislative Branch House of Representatives Number of representatives for each state is based on. Today there are about Representatives. Representatives must be years of age. Representatives must be a U.S. citizen for at least years. Representatives must live in the that he/she represents. Only the House of Representatives can introduce bills. Georgia has Representatives. Tate is in the district. is our Representative. Representatives are elected every years. Senate Number of Senators for each state is. Today there are Senators. Senators must be years of age. Senators must be a U.S. citizen for at least years. Senators must live in the that he/she represents. Only the Senate can or treaties and presidential nominations for government offices. Georgia has Senators. One is. The other is Senators are elected every years. Representatives serve for a year term. Senators serve for a year term.
5 Part 3: The last branch that we will research is the Judicial Branch. Return again to and visit the Judicial branch. Read carefully and then fill in the blanks below. The Supreme Court 1. The Supreme Court usually only hears cases of importance What guides Supreme Court decisions? _ What branch of the government does the Supreme Court head? Which other U.S. courts must follow Supreme Court decisions? _, _, and _ What is the title of a member of the Supreme Court? _ THE Click on Learn More and read about the Justices of the Supreme Court and their jobs. Click on Show What you Know and play the interactive game. You are to put the words in the sentence in order. When you finish, click on Check to see if you are correct. Click on Hint if you need help.
6 Part 4: After learning all about the Three Branches of Government, visit and play the Branches of Power Game. Good luck!
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