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Y10 Civics Indonesia Australia Governments
Y10 Civics Indonesia Australia Governments
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Australia and Indonesia Political Systems
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In both countries what describes the legislative, executive and judicial arms of governance?
The High Court
The Constitution
The Head of State
Parliament
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The Head of Government in Indonesia is ...
The President
The MPR
The King
The DPR
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Australia's system is best known as ....
Consultative Assembly
Republic
Democracy
Constitutional Monarchy
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Indonesia's system is a ....
Dictatorship
Republic
Monarchy
Representation Council
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Indonesia proclaimed independence in ...
1967
1918
1945
1939
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Constituents in both countries are ...
Citizens who vote
Elected citizens
People who read the constitution
Members of Parliament
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Defined by role, the most powerful person in Australia is ...
David Hurley
Peter Cosgrove
Scott Morrison
Colin Barnett
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In Australia an amendment to the Constitution must be approved by a ...
Referendum
Rock Paper Scissors
Federal Election
Bill
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Australia's Head of State is ...
The Speaker of the House of Representatives
The Queen
The Prime Minister
The Governor General
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Australia's representative of the Head of State is ..
The President
The Prime Minister
Prince Phillip
The Governor General
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The Indonesian Constitution gives executive power to ...
The President
The Royal Family
The People
The Prime Minister
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Indonesia's Head of State is
The DPR
The King
The President
The Prime Minister
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The President of Indonesia is ...
Head of State
All roles mentioned
Head of Government
Supreme Commander of the armed forces
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Elections in Australia and Indonesia occur respectively ...
Every 3 and 5 years
When ever required
Every 4 years for both
Every 4 and 6 years
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Both systems have three branches of governance called ...
Legislature, Governor General and Head of State
Head of State, Prime Minister and Premier
Executive, Parliament and Government
Judiciary, Legislature and Executive
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Which is not a similarity between Australia and Indonesia's systems?
Elect uniform number of representatives to represent states
Organise electorates so larger populations have more power
Use an independent agency to conduct national elections
Elect representatives for a fixed term
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In Australia the government is the party/ies that hold a majority of seats in ...
Canberra
The Senate
The House of Representatives
Australian Capital Territory
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The Australian Constitution gives executive power to ...
The Political Party in Power
The Queen and Governor General
The People
The Prime Minister
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When was a referendum held to change Australia to a republic and this change the Head of State
1974
1945
2011
1999
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The Indonesian parliament is the ....
People's Consultative Assembly - MPR
The People's Council - PPC
People's Representative Council - DPR
Regional Representative Council - DPD
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A set of rules by which a country is run is called ...
A Constitution
A Parliament
A Government
A referendum
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Which is not a similarity between Australia and Indonesia's political systems?
Give legislative power to elected representatives
Have a procedure for amending the constitution
Have complete separation of powers
Have written constitutions
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'Separation of Powers' refers to ...
Parliaments power to make laws without consultation
The Prime Ministers power over Premiers and Councils
The dividing of power to make and manage federal law
The different powers of the Head of State & Governor General
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The Australian Constitution took effect on ...
14 September 1974
1 January 1901
25 April 1915
26 January 1901
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The Australian and Indonesian systems of government are both based on ...?
Freely elected representatives
Leaders who have the backing of business
Representation of people living in cities
Governing large populations
