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American Government 2e

Chapter 14

American Government 2eChapter 14

1.

A

3.

B

5.

C

7.

B

9.

B

11.

The state legislature, particularly the state house, where members represent fewer people per district. Constituency service is part of the job of a state representative or senator, and house members’ need to be frequently reelected means they will have to pay attention to the electorate.

13.

C

15.

B

17.

A

19.

Municipal governments are responsible for providing clean water as well as sewage and garbage disposal. They maintain city facilities, such as parks, streetlights, and stadiums. In addition, they address zoning and building regulations, promote economic development, and provide law enforcement, public transportation, and fire protection.

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