Freedoms in Australia's Democracy

What does the term "Freedoms" refer to in the context of Australia's democracy?

• Laws that restrict personal actions

• Rules that govern economic policies

• Rights that allow acting without restrictions or boundaries

• Guidelines for political party operations

What does living in a democratic nation imply according to the text?

• Limited freedoms

• Many freedoms often taken for granted

• No freedoms

• Freedoms only for migrants

According to George, who has likely experienced a lack of freedom?

• People who have always lived in a democratic country

• Migrants

• Children

• Business owners

What is suggested to understand how a democracy operates?

• Traveling to another country

• Reading a book

• Looking at a family that operates differently

• Ignoring differences

Which family allows children to express their opinions and make suggestions, but requires agreement by the family for decisions?

• Family A

• Family B

• Family C

• None of the above

In which family are the parents very authoritative and all decisions are made by them?

• Family A

• Family B

• Family C

• All of the above

Which family operates without any leadership, resulting in no need for decisions or cooperation?

• Family A

• Family B

• Family C

• None of the above

Which family structure is described as operating like a dictatorship with no freedom?

• Family A

• Family B

• Family C

• None of the above

Which family is likened to a democracy with freedoms within boundaries?

• Family A

• Family B

• Family C

• None of the above

Family C is compared to which of the following political structures?

• Democracy

• Dictatorship

• Anarchy

• Monarchy