13.2 Review

What is the lawmaking branch of all State governments?

• Governor

• Judiciary

• Legislature

• Executive

Which State legislature is the only one that does not carry out its responsibility as a bicameral body?

• Nebraska

• New York

• Texas

• California

What are the formal requirements of age for representatives in most States?

• At least 18 years old

• At least 25 years old

• At least 21 years old

• At least 30 years old

How are candidates nominated for State legislators in most States?

• By lottery

• By presidential recommendation

• By direct appointment

• At party primaries

How long are the terms for State legislators in most States?

• Three years

• Four years

• Two years

• One year

How often do most State legislatures hold sessions?

• Monthly

• Biennially

• Quarterly

• Annually

What is the main power of every State legislature?

• Military power

• Judicial power

• Executive power

• Police power

What is the process by which voters start and sign petitions to propose a law?

• Referendum

• Amendment

• Veto

• Initiative

What is the process by which a legislative measure is referred to the State's voters for approval?

• Veto

• Referendum

• Initiative

• Amendment

What is the nonlegislative power that enables State legislatures to approve appointments and impeach State officers?

• Executive power

• Imperial power

• Judicial power

• Constituent power