Oregon Symbols
The Oregon State Animal
What is the North American Beaver?
Complete the sentence "I'm just a ____"
What is a bill?
The only branch which is not entirely elected
What is the Judicial Branch?
The definition of a veto
What is when the Governor rejects a bill that was passed by congress?
The reason there are 33 stars on the Oregon Flag
What is because Oregon was the 33rd state to join the union?
The Oregon State Flower
What is the Oregon Grape?
The first step to creating a new law
What is a citizen's idea?
The people who make up the Legislative branch
What is the Senate and the House of Representatives?
The definition of Vote
What is a way to make a decision and elect someone into office?
Oregon's current Governor
Who is Kate Brown?
The Oregon State Fish
What is the Chinook Salmon?
The people involved in turning an idea into a law
What are Citizens, Senators, Representatives, and the Governor?
The Senate and the House of Representatives are made up of this many elected officials
What is 30 Senators and 60 Representatives?
The definition of "Rights"
What is the freedoms that all citizens have that are protected by judges?
The reason the Oregon seal is heart-shaped
What is because Oregon became a state on Valentine's Day?
The Oregon state nut
What is the Hazelnut?
The last step a Bill must face before becoming a Law
Getting the Governor's signature
Four things that the Executive branch is responsible for
What is signing and vetoing laws, creating and running elections, supervising the military, and creating a budget for taxes?
The definition of "Democracy"
What is a system where all citizens have the same powers and rights?
The year Oregon became a state
What is 1859?
The day news reached Salem that Oregon became a state
What is St. Patrick's Day?
How a bill can still pass even with a Governor's veto
What is by a 2/3 vote from both the Senate and the House of Representatives?
The five main positions in the executive branch
What is the Governor, the Secretary of State, The State Treasurer, The Attorney General, and the Commissioner of Labor and Industries?
The definition of a "citizen"
What is someone who legally belongs to a country and has all the rights and protections of that country?
The four things that taxes pay for
What is Public Safety, Recreation, Transportation and Education?