Government Systems and Functions in Oceania

When did the Aboriginal peoples of Australia gain voting rights?

• 1952

• 1962

• 1972

• 1982

What was the impact of colonialism on the Pacific Realm?

• It led to economic prosperity

• It resulted in diverse government systems

• It caused environmental degradation

• It improved education systems

What role do traditional Chiefs play in Vanuatu's government?

• They lead the military

• They advise on customs and traditions

• They manage the economy

• They oversee education

What is the significance of the Judicial branch for the Maori in New Zealand?

• It allows them to make claims and process breaches of the Treaty

• It oversees education

• It manages economic policies

• It controls immigration

What is the main ethnic group in New Zealand?

• Maori

• European

• Pacific Islander

• Asian

What is the basis of Australia's government system?

• American system

• French system

• British system

• German system

What type of system does Australia have for its government branches?

• Two-branch system

• Three-branch system

• Four-branch system

• Single-branch system

What is the significance of the British style of government in Australia?

• It has no influence

• It greatly influenced the country

• It is completely different

• It is only partially adopted

What type of government does New Zealand have?

• Presidential democracy

• Parliamentary democracy

• Absolute monarchy

• Federal republic

Who is the head of state in New Zealand?

• The Prime Minister

• The Governor-General

• The British monarch

• The President