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A) sheriff.
B) constable.
C) justice of the peace.
D) city police chief.
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A) adopt a budget for the district.
B) draft standardized evaluation exams.
C) select textbooks for classroom use.
D) hire principals and faculty.
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A) 121
B) 209
C) 335
D) 277
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A) Many of them are too small and underpopulated to function well.
B) County laws were made in the twentieth century, making them too old-fashioned.
C) The lack of diversity when it comes to counties.
D) Too often the county seats cannot be reached in a day's drive.
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A) The council-manager style was meant to reduce the possibility of corruption that the mayor-council system may bring.
B) The council-manager system is the most popular form of government throughout the United States for cities with over 10,000 residents.
C) In the council-manager system, the chief executive is a city manager, not a mayor.
D) In the council-manager system, local politics is viewed as a full-time job, unlike in the mayor-council system.
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A) supervising road and bridge maintenance
B) administering water districts
C) setting a county's tax rates
D) maintaining the county jail
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A) the expense of city police salaries
B) the financial burden of capital murder trials
C) the spiraling costs of public education
D) the growing number of constables being employed at the county level
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A) 254
B) 1,221
C) 945
D) 2,122
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A) end of Reconstruction in 1876.
B) hurricane at Galveston in 1900.
C) Great Depression of 1929.
D) discovery of oil in 1901.
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A) mayor-council
B) council-manager
C) commissioner
D) council-mayor
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A) A general-law city does not have a mayor.
B) A general-law city is chartered for localities with a population of fewer than 5,000 persons.
C) A general-law city is the name for all cities incorporated after 1901.
D) A general-law city has no power to set the property tax.
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A) utility districts.
B) economic development corporations.
C) school districts.
D) hospital districts.
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