Political Ideologies and Australian Democracy Quiz

What is fascism?

• An ideology built on centralized power

• An ideology that promotes political opposition

• A system where citizens vote on all decisions

• A form of monarchy

What is a monarchy?

• A form of government based on religious laws

• A type of democracy

• A system where citizens elect their leaders

• A political system where power is held by one family

Which country is mentioned as having a monarchy with extensive political power?

• Vatican City

• United States

• Saudi Arabia

• Australia

What defines a theocracy?

• A system with no political opposition

• A democracy with elected representatives

• A government led by a single monarch

• A system where laws are based on religious beliefs

How often are members of the House of Representatives elected in Australia?

• Every five years

• Every three years

• Every two years

• Every four years

What is the voting age in Australia?

• 16

• 17

• 18

• 21

What is unique about the Australian prime minister's position?

• They serve for life

• They are the head of state

• They are elected every four years

• They are not technically the head of state

Which of the following is a feature of Australian democracy?

• Voting is optional

• Elections are held regularly

• Political opposition is not allowed

• All citizens must serve in the military

Who is considered the head of state in Australia?

• Queen Elizabeth II

• The Governor-General

• The President

• The Prime Minister

What is a key characteristic of democratic elections?

• They are only for local elections

• They do not require voter participation

• They allow citizens to express political beliefs

• They are held infrequently