Government System in Australia

What can young persons do if they are unhappy with some aspects of the Australian government?

• Ignore the issues and hope they resolve on their own

• Petition, protest, vote

• Leave the country

• Change the constitution

Match the freedoms with its limitation

• Protest must not be violent or break law

• Freedom of Assembly

• Practices must follow the law

• Freedom of Movement

• Cannot trespass on private property

• Freedom of Religion

• Cannot join an illegal gang

• Freedom of Speech

• There are laws against saying or writing

• Freedom of Association

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Victoria

New South Wales

Queensland

Northern Territory

Tasmania

South Australia

Western Australia

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Indian Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Tasman Sea

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Sydney

Darwin

Hobart

Canberra

Adelaide

Perth

Brisbane

Melbourne

The word for "a person or thing used as a symbol"​ (a)  

• icon
• identity
• perspective

The word for "A point of view or way of looking/understanding something"​ (a)  

• identity
• perspective
• icon

Match the words with their descriptions

• based purely on the way people look

• Culture

• shared system of learned behaviour

• Race

• people sharing a similarity

• Ethnicity

The Australian parliament is divided into two houses, the upper house and the lower house. These are known as

• Local Council

• The Senate

• State Government

• The House of Representatives

The House of Representatives being the lower house of Parliament is recognised by its seats of which colour?

• Blue

• Green

• Red

• White