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The chart below shows some of the services pro...
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M-SS-Civics-M5-CBT-2019-20
Question: 1-14
The chart below shows some of the services provided by different levels of government.
Local
ā¢ Repairing local
roads
State
ā¢ Maintaining state
highways
Federal
ā¢ Building interstate
highways
Making zoning
ordinances
ā¢ Issuing building
codes
Maintaining national
defense
Providing a local
police force
Provide funding for
national disasters
Which phrase completes the diagram?
Managing garbage collection
Coining money
Regulating statewide utilities
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