Question

The Georgia General Assembly has never adopted an official motto as such. However, in 1799, when the legislature adopted a new state seal, it provided for an arch containing the word “Constitution” supported by three pillars. The legislation specified that the three pillars represented the three branches of government. Appearing on a banner encircling the three pillars were the words “Wisdom,” “Justice,” and “Moderation”—with each word associated with one pillar. This later led one historian to conclude that “Wisdom” was to apply to the legislative branch in making the laws, “Justice” to the judicial branch in their decisions, and “Moderation” to the executive branch to administer laws in moderation.

–“A History of Georgia for Use in Schools,”
Lawton B. Evans

Which statements are true based on the passage describing Georgia’s key principles? Check all that apply.

The term “constitution” describes the responsibilities of the executive branch.
The term “justice” is used to represent the judges of the judicial branch.
The term “moderation” describes how the executive branch administers laws.
“Wisdom, Justice, and Moderation” became the official motto of Georgia in 1799.
The term “wisdom” applies to the lawmakers of the legislative branch

Answer 1

B) The term “justice” is used to represent the judges of the judicial branch.

C) The term “moderation” describes how the executive branch administers laws.

E) The term “wisdom” applies to the lawmakers of the legislative branch.

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Answer 2

Its b,c,and e

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