United States Government

Federal Governments such as the national government of the United States, carry out functions that mainly affect all the people in the country.  The U.S. Constitution gives the federal government the right to collect taxes, coin money, declare war, regulate commerce, and provide for the common defense and general welfare.

Below is a Breakdown of Government Branch

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State Government

State governments have broad jurisdiction.  In the United States, they generally may take any action that does not conflict with the U.S. Constitution, acts of Congress, or treaties.  State services include education, public safety, public works, recreation, welfare, and conservation.  States also license and regulate most occupations, professions, and businesses.

County Government

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Local Government

Local Governments serve such areas as counties, cities, towns, townships, villages, and park and school districts.  Their chief responsibilities include safety functions, which they provide through local police forces, courts, and fire departments.  Local governments also provide libraries and mass transportation.