term 3 exam 1 set 3 Flashcards

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1
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what house is known as the ‘upper house”?

A

the Senate

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2
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describe what bicameral means in relation to parliament in Australia

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‘Bicameral’ literally means ‘two rooms’. In this case, a parliament or legislature that is made up of two separate houses or ‘chambers

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3
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To stay in power, governments must keep the support of at least 90 members in the HoR. True or False

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FALSE, they only need 76 members to stay in power

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5
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What steps do you need to go through to start your own political party?

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You need at least 500 supporting members and outline your values and beliefs through the Australian Electoral commition

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6
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who is the current prime minister of Australia?

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Anthony Albonese

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7
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Who is the Opposition leader of Australia

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Peter Dutton

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Who is the Deputy of prime minister?

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Richard Marles

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9
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Who is the Queensland Premiere

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Anastasia Palaszczuk

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10
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Who are the two major political parties in Australia?

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The labour party and liberal party

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11
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What are two minor political parties in Australia

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Katter’s Australia Party and Nationals

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