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Why do businesses specialize?
A holy site for the aborigine.
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GA 6th Grade Social Studies
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A holy site for the aborigine.
Coral Sea
Sydney
Ayers Rock
A Hammock Cave
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Why do businesses specialize?
Workers will nor become experts in their jobs
Sell more types of goods
Produce goods at a slower rate
Increase productivity and goods in less time.
3
What is a Penal Colony?
narwhals and unicorns are awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
neon puffins
A colony where people /prisoners are forced to work.
A tourist destination.
4
The Stolen Generation referred to which group of people?
Military wives
Aborigine children of Aborigine and European descent.
Military
Prisoners
5
Which group formed a large part of Aussies first colonists?
Prisoners
Dutch
Puritans
Army Officers
6
How did the British influence Australian culture?
German language and Islam
French language and Buddism
Spanish Language and Islam
English Language and Christianity
7
Embargo:
Stealing goods from another country.
Afraid to trade with a country.
to forbid trade with a country.
Using Amazon.com to trade with another country.
8
The limiting of goods coming into a country.
Tariff
Embargo
Quotas
Tax
9
The Great Victorian Desert.
Largest desert in Australia
Largest desert in Africa.
Largest desert in the U.S.
The largest desert in Mexico.
10
The largest reef in the world.
The Greater Antillies Reef
Great Barrier Reef
The Georgia Coast Reef
Reef off the coast of Africa.
11
Most basic way a citizen participates in gov't is too...
Holler and cry fowl.
Vote
To eat chips and tell the people to eat cake.
Use vetoes to stop congress.
12
Which best describes Australia's economic system.
Many laws for business and protect property owners.
No laws protecting land owners
few business laws and many laws to protect land owners.
few rules for business and laws to protect land owners
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Defined as a mix of gov't control and private enterprise.
Traditional Economy
Command Economy
Tossed Economy
Mixed Economy.
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Defined as private business, people own and control all aspects of business. No govt over site.
Command
Mixed
Pure Market
Traditional
15
Combining Parliament and the Prime Minister equals?
Bill Clinton
US House of Representatives.
Parliament
Trouble
16
In recent years, what is the relationship between the U.S. and Australia?
Closed because of democracy in both countries
Close because the U.S. and Australia share the same monarch
Distant because of conflict over terrorism
Distant because the Aussies ripped the U.S. off.
17
Am American tourist wants to buy something in Australia. What must he/she do first?
Get English Pound
get some Yen
Get Euros
Get Australian money or dollars
18
What are the aborigine?
@yo mama
###Mr. Norman
Native people of Australia
koalas!!!!!!
19
Combining the Parliament and Executive branches of a Parliamentary Democracy equals?
Cuba's gov't.
Parliament
US House of representatives
trouble.
20
The Outback:
A tundra climate of inland Australia.
A dry inland area of Australia.
A lake in the backyard of an Australian.
A wet area of inland Australia.
21
What is the role of the monarch in Australia's Commonwealth Parliamentary Democracy?
The P.M. must be approved by the Monarch
Limited role as Head of State
Full autocratic roll
The voters elect the monarch
22
Figure Head:
Defined as a pretty sculpture.
Defined as ceremonial in nature.
Defined as a leader with ultimate power and authority.
Defined as sharing power with others.
23
Federal Parliamentary Democracy:
Defined as giving no power to gov't.
Defined as having a constitution giving all power to govt.
Defined as having a Unitary form of Gov't.
Defined as having a constitution limiting gov't power.
24
Which two countries influenced Australia?
Africa and Great Britain
Africa and the U.S.
Greta Britain and the U.S.
Spain and New Zealand
25
Which is a major natural resource exported from Australia?
Fertile soil
Timber
Water
Minerals
26
Australia's location and natural resources make trading with this country easy.
United Kingdom
Tasmania
U.S.
China
27
Original inhabitants of Australia?
Dutch
Aborigine
Chinese
England
28
What two systems make up a mixed economy?
Command and market
Mixed and command
Market and traditional
Command and Traditional
29
Educating workers is an example of what?
Capital goods
Goods on capital
Human capital
Factory Construction
30
British reasons for colonizing Australia?
Planes, trains, and automobiles
Slaves, rum, sugar
Overcrowded jails, navy port, and a Trade base for British
Gunpowder, slaves, and sugar cane
31
What was the 2nd greatest threat to the Aborigine from the settlers?
Abandoned mines
Guns
Strange Animals
Disease
32
The Coral Sea:
Sea located off the Northeast Coast of Australia.
A sea located on the west side of Australia.
An Inland sea named Coral Sea.
Sea located in the southern part of the country of Australia
33
The indigenous people of Australia are called the...
The Platipye People
Aboriginese
The Indians
The Abba Dabba Doo Indians
34
Who elects the P.M.?
Parliament
A substitute Parliament
Queen of England
Voters
35
The leader of a Parliamentary Democracy is the ...
Prime Minister
President
Dictator
Oligarchy
36
Economy of the aborigine?
Market
Command
Mixed
Traditional
