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- 4. - Branch of government responsible for interpreting laws.
- 5. - A power of the governor used to prevent a bill from becoming a law.
- 6. Science- classical discipline deals with the study of phenomena.
- 9. of the executive branch of government at the state level.
- 11. The building where the Legislature actively meets for session
- 12. believe that values cannot be separated from politics
- 13. - latin word for governance
- 15. - The other title for the President of the Senate, who presides over the Senate.
- 17. the highest class in certain societies, especially those holding hereditary titles or offices.
- 18. emphasized testing and verifiying everything.
- 19. people are open to information regarding decision making process.
- 22. - There are 52 of them in Mississippi's Legislature.
- 23. the system of rules which a particular county
- 25. approach that emphasizes on the study of history.
- 26. it is behavioral approach that believe in objective research.
- 27. elected head for a republic
Down
- 1. - There are 122 of them in Mississippi's Legislature.
- 2. - approach that concerned with the study of formal structure.
- 3. the power or right to give orders
- 7. meaning responsibility in one’s action.
- 8. Court - The highest court at the state level.
- 9. the governing body of a nation
- 10. - A term for a senator or representative in state government.
- 14. - is the set of activities that are associated with making decisions in groups,
- 16. it is approach that focus on the study of political science.
- 20. defined as exercise of power and authority.
- 21. Ideas that go through committees in the House and Senate; the governor may sign them into law or veto them.
- 24. -The grand room where representatives and senators convene for Session.