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If at least 25 percent of the voters sign a recall petition,

A
the candidate is recalled and must leave the office.
B
the candidate is reprimanded but remains in office.
C
Arizona puts the recall on the general election ballot.
D
Arizona must hold a special election for the recall.
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Who is next in line if the Arizona governor cannot finish his or her term of office?

A
the attorney general
B
the state treasurer
C
the secretary of state
D
the House Speaker
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The Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs works to provide

A
a link between tribal and state governments.
B
a link between federal and tribal governments.
C
education services to Indigenous students.
D
land management to Indigenous territories.
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This diagram explains the levels of government that affect Arizona.

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A
The state and tribal governments have no authority over each other.
B
The federal government has final control over all the land in Arizona.
C
The federal government gave the land to both Arizona and the tribes.
D
The state and tribal governments control the land in Arizona as partners.
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What are the requirements to vote in Arizona? Check all that apply.must be a US citizenmust be 18 years old must be born in the United Statesmust be registered to votemust be in a political partymust be an Arizona resident

A
must be a US citizen
B
must be 18 years old
C
must be born in the United States
D
must be registered to vote
E
must be in a political party
F
must be an Arizona resident
6

Which statements correctly describe the Arizona Supreme Court? Check all that apply.The justices are elected by the voting public.The justices are appointed by the governor.The Arizona Supreme Court is made up of five justices.The Arizona Supreme Court interprets Arizona’s laws.The justices serve for life or until they retire.The Arizona Supreme Court is the highest law in the state.The justices serve for a limited term of six years.

A
The justices are elected by the voting public.
B
The justices are appointed by the governor.
C
The Arizona Supreme Court is made up of five justices.
D
The Arizona Supreme Court interprets Arizona’s laws.
E
The justices serve for life or until they retire.
F
The Arizona Supreme Court is the highest law in the state.
G
The justices serve for a limited term of six years.
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This chart describes how a bill becomes a law in Arizona.

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A
A bill may begin in either the House or the Senate.
B
A bill amended in the Senate goes to the governor.
C
A vetoed bill must first go to the Senate, then to the House.
D
A bill must begin in the House of Representatives.
8

Which roles are part of the Navajo Nation’s executive branch?

A
Navajo Nation council, president, and vice president
B
Navajo Nation council, Supreme Court, and cabinet
C
president,vice president, and Supreme Court
D
president, vice president, and cabinet
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This map shows land owned by Indigenous tribal nations in Arizona.

Question illustration
A
Most of the territory belonging to tribal nations is located in southeast Arizona.
B
The territory of tribal nations makes up about 50 percent of Arizona’s land.
C
There are many different Indigenous tribal nations in Arizona.
D
Each tribal nation’s land is concentrated in one self-contained area.
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The function of a primary election is to

A
choose the two candidates with the most votes who will then face off in the general election.
B
choose one candidate from each party with the most votes who will face off in the general election.
C
choose the candidates in each party receiving more than 50 percent of the vote to face off in the general election.
D
choose the candidate with the most votes over 50 percent who wins the election and there is no general election.

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