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renzo156

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A constitution is to a state as a _____ is to a city.
 
  a. law
 b. ordinance
 c. charter
 d. form of government
  e. home rule

Question 2

General law cities _____.
 
  a. are usually less than 5,000 in population
 b. operate under less flexible laws than home-rule cities
 c. must use a mayor-council form of government
 d. are usually less than 5,000 population and operate under less flexible laws than home-rule cities
  e. are usually less than 5,000 population, operate under less flexible laws than home-rule cities, and must use a mayor-council form of government



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d



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