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Freedoms and rights in Australia

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1
When did Queen Victoria sign the Act to Constitute the Commonwealth of Australia
19th of June 1900
21 April 1926
9th of July 1900
9th of July 1800
2
Manslaughter on your own property is considered self defence in Australia
True
False
3
when did australia became a constitutional monarchy?
3 of march 1931
25th of December 2050
1st of January 1901
1st of January 1902
4
what is the purpose of australia's constitution?
the Constitution establishes the form of the federal government
It tells people what to do
The constitution of Australia allows people to find work
5
Is Australia a republic or a monarchy ?
Australia is a constitutional monarchy
Australia is a socialist country
Australia is a constitutional republic
6
What are Australias 5 fundamental freedoms?
freedom of speech, religion, protesting, gun rights, association
freedom of speech, association, assembly, religion, and movement.
wearing hot pink hot pants after midday on a Sunday, association,
7
What do you need to show in the australian digital passenger declaration
You must be able to show some kind of ID and have a diploma
You must show evidence that you completed critical information before
You must show evidence that you are receiving income and have a job
You must show evidence that you don't have any kind of criminal record
8
Australia is not a free country
False
True
9
You can work in Australia without a citizenship
True
False