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Whom Would You Contact About It? D2.Civ.13.3-5
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1. You want Congress to pass a law protecting a national park. Whom should you contact?
A. Your city council B. Your two US senators or your US representative C. Your school principal 2. Which level of government makes the rules about the nation's money and coins?
A. Each city B. The national government C. Each school district 3. Mail is going missing all over the country. Which level of government is responsible?
A. City B. State C. National: the Postal Service is federal 4. Who represents your district in the US House?
A. Your US representative B. Your city council member C. Your state senator 5. You think your state should change the age for a driver's license. Whom should you contact?
A. Congress B. Your state legislators C. The mayor 6. Streetlights in your neighborhood are out. Which level of government usually handles this?
7. Your town needs a new playground in its park. Who usually decides?
A. The Supreme Court B. Congress C. The local government, such as the town council 8. You want the nation to sign a treaty protecting whales. Who handles treaties?
A. The city council B. The President and the US Senate C. The governor LessonPrint · D2.Civ.13.3-5 · Set 9 · free to copy for classroom use
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1. Your two US senators or your US representative 2. The national government 3. National: the Postal Service is federal 4. Your US representative 5. Your state legislators 6. Local 7. The local government, such as the town council 8. The President and the US Senate Last reviewed 2026-09-05. Aligned to D2.Civ.13.3-5 of the C3 Framework for Social Studies State Standards.