If the governor were asked to serve as a host at formal ceremony, which duty would this represent? A) Party Chief B) Chief of St

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If the governor were asked to serve as a host at formal ceremony, which duty would this represent? A) Party Chief B) Chief of St

ate C) Chief Legislature D) Commander in Chief

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Alex Ar [27] · Answer 1 · 2021-12-22T01:02:24+03:00

Alex Ar [27]4 years ago

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B) Chief of State just took test

Furkat [3] · Answer 2 · 2021-12-21T23:48:36+03:00

Answer: B) Chief of State

There is no official government role such as "party chief." If a governor is serving as host at a formal ceremony, he is doing so in his official role as Chief of State.

"Chief Legislature" is not a thing. And if it were, it would not apply to the governor, because he heads the executive branch, not the legislative branch.

"Commander-in-Chief" refers to a head of state's role in charge of the military. Within a state, that would refer to the governor's role in charge of National Guard troops within a state, which he can call upon to help in a domestic crisis within that state.