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Outline of U.S. Government http://usinfo.state.gov/products/pubs/outusgov/hom Source: United States Department of State This website contains a wealth of information about the U.S. government and its workings. Each topic, which includes items such as the three branches of government, landmark Supreme Court decisions and information on the Constitution, has a concise well-written description. full description	How can I find out basic information about how the government is run? How is the United States government set up? Why is the United States government divided into three branches? What is each branch of government responsible for? Where can I find specific landmark Supreme Court decisions?
Vehicle/Vessel Online Services Website https://fortress.wa.gov/dol/tabs/ Source: Washington State Department of Licensing This is the Washington State Department of Licensing's Vehicle/Vessel Online Services Website. From this site you can renew your vehicle or boat registration, change an address for a vehicle registration, and report your vehicle sold. In addition, links with further information and frequently asked questions are available under each category of action. full description	How do I get new car tabs? How do I renew my vehicle or boat license? How do I change my address on my vehicle record? How do I report my vehicle or car sale?
Big List of Licenses http://www.dol.wa.gov/main/biglist.htm Source: Access Washington This is a list of licenses, certificates, endorsements, and registrations administered by various Washington State agencies. If you want to find out how to get a license for something, this is the place to look. full description	How do I get a Washington state license for ... ?
Find-It! Washington--Government http://find-it.wa.gov/search.asp Source: Washington State Library General search page for Washington state government full description	Where can I search for Washington state government information? Where can I search for government-related information on Washington state?
American Library Association Government Documents Roundtable http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/GODORT/ Source: University of California, Berkeley Library A webpage on U.S. government task forces, committees, links to other resources for government research, and American Library Association events full description	Where can I research information on government? Where can I search for federal task forces? Where can I search for government committees?
U.S. Government Quiz http://www.theoakridgeschool.org/fourth/u_s__gover Source: Oak Ridge School A quiz site dealing with the current government and the history of the government. full description	Where can I find a game about the history of the government? Where can I find a quiz about government history?
Biographies of Government Officials http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/infousa/politics/biogr Source: Information USA This website provides biographical information about the members of the White House also a listing of the heads of the 14 executive departments and others in the Administration of Cabinet-level rank. It also has information on legislative contacts as well as a section dedicated to the judicial branch of government including photographs and biographies of the current sitting Supreme Court justices. full description	Who is the President? Who is the First Lady? Who is the Vice President? Who is the Vice President�s wife? Who currently sits on the Supreme Court? Who are the members of the President�s cabinet? Who are the members of Congress? Who are the members of the House? Who are the members of the Senate? Who are the Congress members from my district? How do I contact my Congressperson? What are the different committees in Congress? How can I find out who is sitting on which committees in Congress?