Government & Public Administration Career Cluster

Government & Public Administration workers help pass and enforce the law.

• True

• False

The governing body of a nation, state, or community is a _____________.

• Government

• Public Administration

• Foreign

• Revenue

• Regulation

A branch of political science that deals primarily with the structure and workings of agencies charged with the administration of governmental functions is _________________.

• Government

• Public Administration

• Foreign

• Revenue

• Regulation

A characteristic of a country or language other than one's own is ______________.

• Government

• Public Administration

• Foreign

• Revenue

• Regulation

Income, especially for a company or organization and of a substantial nature, is called __________.

• Government

• Public Administration

• Foreign

• Revenue

• Regulation

A rule or directive made and maintained by an authority is called a ____________.

• Government

• Public Administration

• Foreign

• Revenue

• Regulation

Which pathway of Government & Public Administration includes workers involved in making and executing public policy by working with other officials, constituents, and interest groups?

• Governance

• National Security

• Foreign Service

• Planning

• Revenue & Taxation

Which pathway of Government & Public Administration includes occupations focused on keeping the country's people, institutions, systems, technology and economy safe from physical or cyber attack?

• Regulation

• National Security

• Foreign Service

• Planning

• Revenue & Taxation

Which pathway of Government & Public Administration includes workers who are involved in the operations of U.S. embassies, political and economic analysis, or helping American citizens abroad?

• Regulation

• Public Management & Administration

• Foreign Service

• Planning

• Revenue & Taxation

Which pathway of Government & Public Administration includes occupations related to the development of long- and short-term land use plans for residential, commercial, institutional, and recreational purposes?

• Regulation

• Public Management & Administration

• Governance

• Planning

• Revenue & Taxation