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Last exam tex. gov.

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Rick Perry

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Governor, Republican

#2
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David Dewhurst

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Lieutenant Governor, Republican

#3
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Gregg Abbot

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Attorney General, Republican

#4
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Carole Keeton Rylander

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Comptroller of Public Accounts, Rep

#5
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Wallace Jefferson

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Texas supreme court chief justice, Rep

#6
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Sharon Keller

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Texas court of criminal appeals presiding judge, Rep

#7
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Tommy Williams

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State senator district 4, Rep

#8
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Allan Ritter

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State representation district 21, Rep

#9
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Kay Bailey Hutchison/ John Cornyn

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U.S. Senators from Texas.Rep, Rep

#10
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Ted Poe

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U.S. Representative District 2, Rep

#11
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Ron Walker

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County Judge Jefferson county Tx, Ron Walker

#12
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The fourteen intermediate-level appellate courts that hear appeals from district and county courts to determine whether the decisions of these lower courts followed legal principles and court procedures

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Courts of Appeal

#13
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the courts that exist in some counties that are presided over by county judges

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county courts

#14
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an executive branch in which power is fragmented because the election of statewide officeholders is independent of the election of the governor

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Plural executive

#15
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the main governing body of each county; has the authority to set the county tax rate and budget

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county commissioner court

#16
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established when texas became the 28th state, to comply w/ the fact that they were now a state in the US. all ex-confederate, southern states had to renew their state constitutions when south lost civil war…A Johnson became pres. after Lincoln was assassinated

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Constitution of 1845

#17
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Ej. Davis brought to texas as a governor but was removed from office by the “people”; comply w requirements w US congress when south lost;

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Constitution of 1869

#18
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re-written after EJ Davis, Texas Legislative has a part time legislative which meets every odd year every other year

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Constitution of 1876

#19
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legislative which meets every other year

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part-time legislative

#20
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total authority over oil and gas policies

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Rail Road commission

#21
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sets all curriculum

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Tx Board of Education

#22
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two sets of courts, evaluated by congruence of issues, complexity for the jury, and possible prejudice to any of the parties

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Bifurcated High court system

#23
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in texas, (state supreme court) system of texas ed. does violate the state constitution. passed “senate bill 7” (robin hood plan)

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Edgewood v. Kirby

#24
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qualifications for Texas Governor

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To serve as Governor of Texas, a person must be at least thirty years old, a United States citizen, and a resident of Texas for at least five years preceding his or her election