The city or town in which the country's leaders meet.

A state leader elected by the people.

Another word for border.

To vote for, or chose, a leader.

The right of a leader to give orders or take action.

A way to settle a conflict in which each person gives up some of

what he or she wants.

Work done to help the community.

A disagreement.

A group of usually six to twelve who sit in a courtroom and listen

to the facts of a case.

Property, such as a home, business, or farm, that belongs to one person or a group of people.

The branch of government, led by a mayor, governor or President, that sees that laws are obeyed.

A person who helps both sides settle a disagreement.

The money the government collects from citizens to pay for

the services they need.

The branch of government that makes new laws.

The branch of government that decides whether laws are fair and

whether they have been fairly carried out.

A person who chooses to work without being paid.

Any activity, hobby, or sport done for enjoyment.

Extra money that people must pay to support government services each time they buy

something.

A tax that is paid by people who own land and buildings in the

community.

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