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What are push factors?
Can you list the push factors of migration?
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What are pull factors? Can you list the pull factors of migration?
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For this statement, write whether the reason is a push or pull
migration factor.
My family were very poor and did not have enough food. We had
to leave our country. Push or pull?
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For this statement, write whether the reason is a push or pull
migration factor.
The cost of living in Australia was much lower than at home. Push or pull?
- 5. Fill in the Blank
For this statement, write whether the reason is a push or pull
migration factor.
I wanted to study in Australia because there are many good
universities. Push or pull?
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For this statement, write whether the reason is a push or pull
migration factor.
My country was at war. I had to leave to escape the fighting. Push or pull?
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For this statement, write whether the reason is a push or pull
migration factor. My country was very expensive to live in. I moved to Australia because the cost of
living was much cheaper. Push or pull?
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What was the process called that saw the six colonies of Australia unite to form the Commonwealth of Australia?
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What is a democracy?
- 10. Multiple Choice
Who is the head of state in Australia?
The prime minister
The king
The premier
- 11. Multiple Choice
Who is the head of government in Federal Parliament?
The King
The Premier
The Prime Minister
- 12. Multiple Choice
Who is the leader of a local government or council?
Prime Minister
Premier
Mayor
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In your own words, explain the term ‘constitutional monarchy’.
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What is the only way the Australian Constitution can be changed?
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Name the three parts of the Australian Parliament.
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Briefly explain how a bill becomes a law in the Australian Parliament.
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What is the Federal Government responsible for?
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What is the State Government responsible for?
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What is the Local Government responsible for?
- 20. Multiple Choice
Which government is responsible for building roads?
Federal
State
Local
- 21. Multiple Choice
Which type of government makes decisions about parks?
Federal
State
Local
- 22. Multiple Choice
Who decides who can visit Australia?
Federal
State
Local
- 23. Multiple Choice
Who needs to approve building plans before they start?
Federal
State
Local
- 24. Multiple Choice
If I want to register a pet, who should I talk to?
Federal government
State government
Local government
- 25. Multiple Choice
How are politicians chosen to be a part of government?
They have a job interview
People vote and the most popular is elected
Other politicians choose them
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1. Why did Australia look to the United Kingdom for inspiration about how to build its new system of government?
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What was the Magna Carta?
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What is a constitution?
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Give at least one reason why Australia looked to the USA for inspiration.
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Australia drew ideas from both the USA (Washington) and the United Kingdom (Westminster) to create its system of government. As a result, what term is sometimes used to describe it?
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