Which of the following is NOT a branch of Georgia's government?

• A. Municipal
• B. Legislative
• C. Executive
• D. Judicial

Answer: (A)

Georgia’s state government is divided into three branches that each have distinct roles: the legislative branch makes laws, the executive branch enforces them, and the judicial branch interprets and applies them in courts. A municipal government refers to a city or town’s local government, created by the state to handle local matters like police, zoning, and utilities. It operates under local charters and state laws, but it isn’t considered a branch of the state government. So, municipal is the one that is not a branch of Georgia’s state government. The other three—legislative, executive, and judicial—are the actual branches.