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Intro to #Government - Year 9
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The Liberal party ...
promotes sustainability and environmental issues
strives for the rights of the worker and social justice
represents Country Australia
promotes free enterprise and business
2
The federation of Australia happened in
1910
1801
1891
1901
3
Federation is..
A country dividing into states
Federal elections
States making their own rules
States coming together to form a country
4
The Labor Party...
represents country Australia
promotes free enterprise and business
promotes sustainability and other environmental issues
strives for worker's rights and social justice
5
A constitution is...
A document tht outlines the rules and processes of a country
A document that is very fancy
A microsoft word document
A document that outlines international law
6
Australia's official Head of State is
The Prime Minister
The Governor-General
The President
Queen Elizabeth
7
Health, transport and Education are controlled by which government?
State
Local
National
Federal
8
A sytem of government where the people vote to elect the leader of their country is a ...
Monopoly
Democracy
Hypocracy
Autocracy
9
The Senate has how many members
150
76
70
120
10
A bicameral parliament means...
A parliament has two chairs
A parliament has two cameras
A parliament has two camels
A parliament has two chambers
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The coalition is made up of..
Liberal and Nationals
Independants and Nationals
Labor and Nationals
Labor and Liberal
12
What influences voter behaviour?
All of the above
Loyalty to the ideals of that party
If they like the leader
Important issues
13
The three levels of government are
Labor, Liberal, National
Local, State and Federal
Small, Medium, Large
Suburb, State, Nation
14
Is the Governor -General considered to be part of the Parliament?
Yes
No
15
Waste management, pets and local buildings are controlled by
Local
National
Federal
State
16
The National party
strives for the rights of the worker
promotes sustainability and environmental issues
promotes free enterprise and business
represents country Australia
17
What are the two chambers of Parliament called?
The green room and the red room
House of Representatives and the Lower House
House of Representatives and the Senate
The Senate and the House of Cards
18
Defence, Immigration and Environment are controlled by which level of government?
Local
National
Federal
State
19
How many people sit in the House of Representatives?
76
150
120
100
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Once a bill has passed through both houses of parliament it goes to
The Opposition to debate
The people to vote on
To the Governor - General for Royal Assent
The Prime Minister for approval
