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jho37

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Juries decide _________ cases in our legal system every year.
 
  a. exclusively criminal
  b. relatively few
  c. a large majority of
  d. mostly high profile
  e. exclusively civil

Question 2

As _____, the governor represents the state to people, organizations, and other governments, both within and outside of its borders.
 
  a. Head of Government
  b. Head of State
  c. Imperial Ruler
  d. Commander in Chief



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

b



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