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Australia Unit Test Review (History, Government, Economy)
Australia Unit Test Review (History, Government, Economy)
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What form of government has high citizen participation, with citizens voting for their leaders and running for office?
Democracy
Autocracy
2
What form of government has little to no citizen participation, with the government often ignoring the people's needs?
Democracy
Autocracy
3
It's easy to start a business in Australia. The government supports ___ by keeping the number of regulations (laws) low.
trade barriers
voting rights
resources
entrepreneurship
4
What are the four factors of production?
Machinery, natural resources, human capital, entrepreneurship
Specialilzation, education, human capital, capital goods
Land (nat. resources), human capital (labor), capital goods, entrepreneurs
Education, trade barriers, machinery, factories
5
The legislative branch of government _____.
interprets the laws
enforces the laws
makes the laws
6
What percentage is Australia's literacy rate and what does this mean?
99% of the people can read and write
88% of the people can read and write
70% of the people have advanced college degrees
78% of the people live with a high standard of living
7
Leader is often called Prime Minister
Parliamentary Democracy
Presidential Democracy
8
In Australia, it takes ___ days to open a business, so it is easy to start a new business there.
3
7
10
15
9
Australia's entrepreneurs use the country's ____ to make products to sell in Australia and to trade abroad.
natural resources
GDP per capita
GDP
literacy rate
10
Leader is part of the legislative branch and helps make the country's laws
Parliamentary Democracy
Presidential Democracy
11
Executive and legislative of government branches combined
Parliamentary Democracy
Presidential Democracy
12
A successful economy must have at
least two
of the
four factors of production
working together effectively.
True
False
13
On an economic continuum, Australia is ______.
Mixed, market-leaning
Mixed, traditional-leaning
Mixed, command-leaning
Mixed 50/50
14
The impact of the assimilation policy on the Aborgine "stolen" children and their families is ____. Select
TWO
.
successful assimilation.
intergenerational trauma, depression, poor health and living conditions.
a high standard of living.
slavery, poor quality edcation, poor provisions of food
15
What type of economy does Australia have?
Mixed, market-leaning
Command
Market
Mixed, command-leaning
16
What does the term literacy rate mean?
the amount of people who can read and write
a high GDP per capita
the amount of people living with a high standard of living
the amount of people who can attend higher education (college)
17
What does assimilate mean?
to have different religious belief other than the dominant group of an area
to have the same political and economic policies
to cause or force a person to become part of a different society/culture
to have a different viewpoint and culture
18
Citizens vote directly for the leader and directly for the legislature
Presidential Democracy
Parliamentary Democracy
19
The GDP per capita refers to the value of all goods and services produced by the country in one year per _____.
literacy rate
person
eligible voters
business
20
What was the day called when Prime Minister Rudd apologized for the mistreatment of the Aboriginal people?
Aboriginal Celebration Day
Aboriginal Freedom Day
Sorry Day
Australia Day
21
What type of government does Australia have?
Presidential Democracy
Parliamentary Democracy
Autocracy
Dictatorship
22
Name given to Aborigine children removed from their homes to live with European (white) descent families or group homes
Torres Strait Islanders
Stolen Generations
Assimilation Project
Indigenous Aborigines
23
Entrepreneurs in Australia have a very difficult time opening up new businesses. There are a lot of laws in place.
False
True
24
Leader is often called President
Presidential Democracy
Parliamentary Democracy
25
Typically, the higher the GDP, the lower the literacy rate.
False
True
26
The Australian government believed they could make the lives of indigeneous people better by the policy of Assimilation.
True
False
27
Why were the Aboriginal children stolen and not the adults? Select the
TWO
that apply.
children were thought to be more adaptable to European (white) culture
children were allowed to stay with their parents while in the group homes
children are vulnerable and easier to control
adults were taken to concentration camps
28
organizes, manages, takes risks of owning/starting a business, creates a product, provides a service
Entrepreneurship
Land (natural resources
Human capital (labor)
Capital goods
29
Citizens vote directly for the legislative, but not directly for the leader
Parliamentary Democracy
Presidential Democracy
30
The higher the GDP (Gross Domestic Product), the higher the literacy rate.
False
True
31
What is the gross domestic product (GDP)?
the literacy rate of a country within one year
the total value of goods and services produced in a country per person
the total value of goods and services produced in a country in one year
32
Executive and legislative branches separate
Parliamentary Democracy
Presidential Democracy
33
Entrepreneurs help the economy ____ by opening new businesses and creating new products to sell at home and abroad.
stagnate
grow
stay the same
decrease
34
Entrepreneurs start new businesses. This requires risk, along with natural resources, human capital and capital goods.
True
False
35
stone, coal, natural gas, minerals, raw materials from nature
Entrepreneurship
Land (natural resources
Capital goods
Human capital (labor)
36
Representatives in the legislature vote for the leader
Presidential Democracy
Parliamentary Democracy
37
Countries that do not invest in (give money to) education and job training classes can still have a high literary rate.
True
False
38
human resources need to make products, skills, knowledge, education, business training
Land (natural resources
Human capital (labor)
Capital goods
Entrepreneurship
39
The _______ is a leader who ceremonially represents the country but does not hold political power.
Head of State
Chief Executive
40
Which is the best description of literacy rate in Australia?
high, but low standard of living
low, and low standard of living
low, but high employment
high, with high standard of living
41
tools, machines, objects used in the production of goods and services
Human capital (labor)
Land (natural resources
Capital goods
Entrepreneurship
42
A strong economy must have all
four
factors of production
working together.
False
True
43
Countries that invest money in human capital will have a high literacy rate and a successful economy.
False
True
44
Usually called Parliament in Parliamentary Democracies; called Congress in the U.S.
judicial (interprets laws)
executive (enforces laws)
legislature (makes laws)
45
What was the "Sorry Day" speech by Prime Minister Rudd apologizing for? Select the
TWO
that apply.
specifically, for not allowing the Aborgines to attend universities
not allowing the indigenous people equal treatment in Australian socety
the Australian government's abusive treatment of the Aborginal people
giving the Aborigines political and economic freedom, then taking it back
46
Voting in Australia is for those 18 years and older and is _______.
compulsory
optional
voluntary
unenforced
47
In Australia, 1 out of every 12 people are involved in entrepreneurship.
True
False
48
The higher the GDP (Gross Domestic Product), the higher the standard of living.
False
True
49
What does standard of living refer to?
the level of wealth and material comfort available to the people
a high literacy rate
GDP per capita
the level of higher education the citizens have
50
Even with Australia's high economic freedom score, Australia still struggles to maintain a high standard of living.
False
True
51
What must happen before high quality and high paying jobs can exist in a country?
The population must must be literate.
Other countries must come train the citizens.
The country must have little natural resources.
The population must be illiterate.
52
The _______ is the Head of Government and the country's top powerful official who runs the country day-to-day.
Chief Executive
Head of State