Illinois Legislative Process and Constitution

The video provides an overview of the Illinois State Constitution, focusing on the structure and functions of the General Assembly, including the legislative process and the roles of senators and representatives. It explains the executive branch's responsibilities, highlighting the governor's duties and the order of succession. The judicial branch's structure and the required county offices are also covered. Additionally, the video discusses key constitutional articles, taxation, and the provision of free education.

How many legislative districts are there in Illinois?

• 59

• 118

• 60

• 120

What is the term length for Illinois state representatives?

• Six years

• Two years

• Eight years

• Four years

In Illinois, how many times must a bill be read before it can be modified?

• Twice

• Three times

• Once

• Four times

What is the minimum age requirement to serve in the Illinois General Assembly?

• 18 years

• 25 years

• 30 years

• 21 years

Who is responsible for appointing non-elected officials in Illinois?

• The Secretary of State

• The Governor

• The Lieutenant Governor

• The Attorney General

How long is the term for a Supreme Court judge in Illinois?

• Ten years

• Eight years

• Six years

• Four years

Which office is the chief legal officer in Illinois?

• Governor

• Attorney General

• Secretary of State

• Comptroller

What year was the newest Illinois Constitution ratified?

• 1818

• 1868

• 1918

• 1970

According to the Illinois Constitution, public money must be used for what purposes?

• Private purposes

• Public purposes

• Both private and public purposes

• None of the above

What does Article 1 of the Illinois Constitution forbid?

• Discrimination against physical or mental handicap

• Formation of a state militia

• Taxation

• Free education