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What are three things that all 50 state governments have in common?

A. They all have term limits for legislators.
B. They all have elected legislatures.
C. They all have written constitutions.
D. They all have three branches of government.
E. They all have appointed governors.
F. They all elect supreme court judges.



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All 50 state governments have written constitutions, elected legislatures, and three branches of government in common.


Explanation:

Three things all 50 state governments have in common are:

  1. They all have written constitutions.
  2. They all have elected legislatures.
  3. They all have three branches of government.

State governments consist of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, similar to the national government. The governor is the chief executive, the state legislature makes laws, and the judiciary interprets them.


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