Question

Structure of the Georgia Constitution

ARTICLE I. Bill of Rights

ARTICLE II. Voting and Elections

ARTICLE III. Legislative Branch

ARTICLE IV. Constitutional Boards and Commissions

ARTICLE V. Executive Branch

ARTICLE VI. Judicial Branch

ARTICLE VII. Taxation and Finance

ARTICLE VIII. Education

ARTICLE IX. Counties and Municipal Corporations

ARTICLE X. Amendments to the Constitution

ARTICLE XI. Miscellaneous Provisions

Based on the structure of the Georgia Constitution, what can you conclude?

A) Georgia's constitution ignores the principle of Checks and Balances.

B) Georgia's constitution is based on the principle of Separation of Powers.

C) Georgia's constitution has few similarities with the United States Constitution.

D) Georgia's constitution is not able to be changed, unlike the United States Constitution.

Answer 1

B) Georgia's constitution is based on the principle of Separation of Powers.

Explanation:Georgia's constitution is based on the principle of Separation of Powers. Articles III, V, and VI deal with the branches of government. This means that each one has specific duties and that the power to govern is separated and spread among st them, just like in the U.S. government.

Answer 2

The best answer is "C"

Georgia's constitution has few similarities with the United States Constitution