Civics Unit 2 & 3 Review: Federal, State, and Local Government

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Vocabulary practice flashcards covering federal leaders, Illinois state and local officials, and Presidential Cabinet members and their responsibilities from the Unit 2 & 3 Civics Review.

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President of the U.S.

Donald Trump

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Vice President of the U.S.

J.D. Vance

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Speaker of the House

Mike Johnson

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Illinois U.S. Senators

Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth

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Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

John G. Roberts Jr.

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Supreme Court Justices (Total Count)

99 justices

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House of Representatives (Membership Count)

435435 members

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U.S. Senate (Membership Count)

100100 members

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Electoral College (Total Electoral Votes)

538538 votes

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Mayor of Paris

Craig Smith

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First Governor of Illinois

Shadrick Bond

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Illinois State Representative

Adam Niemerg

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Illinois State Senator

Chapin Rose

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Governor of Illinois

J.B. Pritzker

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Secretary of State of Illinois

Alexi Giannoulias

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Attorney General of Illinois

Kwame Raoul

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Comptroller of Illinois

Susana Mendoza

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Lieutenant Governor of Illinois

Juliana Stratton

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Treasurer of Illinois

Michael Frerichs

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Secretary of State (Presidential Cabinet)

Marco Rubio; serves as the President's chief foreign relations advisor.

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Secretary of the Treasury

Scott Bessent; serves as the principal economic advisor to the President.

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Secretary of Defense

Pete Hegseth; serves as the principal defense policy advisor to the President.

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Attorney General (Presidential Cabinet)

Pam Bondi; represents the U.S. in legal matters.

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Secretary of the Interior

Doug Burgum; manages America's vast natural and cultural resources.

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Secretary of Agriculture

Brooke Rollins; provides leadership on food, agriculture, natural resources, rural development, and nutrition.

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Secretary of Commerce

Howard Lutnick; works with businesses, universities, communities, and the nation's workers to promote job creation, economic growth, sustainable development, and improve standards of living for Americans.

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Secretary of Labor

Lori Chavez-DeRemer; suggests laws involving trends in the workplace and other labor working conditions.

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Secretary of Health and Human Services

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.; advises the President in matters of health, welfare, and income security programmes.

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Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

Scott Turner; tasked with increasing homeownership, supporting community development, and increasing access to affordable housing free of discrimination.

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Secretary of Transportation

Sean Duffy; tasked with developing and coordinating policies that provide an efficient and economical national transportation system.

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Secretary of Energy

Chris Wright; role is the development of technology for better, more efficient energy sources and energy education.

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Secretary of Education

Linda McMahon; promotes student achievement and preparation for the higher education level.

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Secretary of Veterans Affairs

Doug Collins; works with veterans' benefits, healthcare, and national cemeteries.