Politics

Question 1

Government

Answer 1

Political system that enforces certain values

Question 2

What is politics

Answer 2

Activity of making shared public decisions.

Question 3

Political ideology

Answer 3

Set of ethical ideals, principles that guides an individual andor group

Question 4

Economic beliefs

Answer 4

Right wing and left wing

Question 5

Right wing

Answer 5

Value tradition
Economic freedom
All look after themselves

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Left wings

Answer 6

Support those who cant support themselves
Equality
Tax

Question 7

Political ideology ideas

Answer 7

Economic and social

Question 8

Social beleifs

Answer 8

How we conduct out private lives and how we interact with EACHOTHER

Question 9

Examples of social beliefs

Answer 9

Marriage
Religion
Media
Types of orginisations

Question 10

Political spectrum

Answer 10

Authoritarians
Liberals
Left wing
Right wing

Question 11

Authoritarians

Answer 11

Favour high government control in social areas

Question 12

Liberals

Answer 12

Believe in high levels of freedom in personal areas

Question 13

Political party

Answer 13

Organised groups of people who share a similar political ideology

Question 14

Example of political party

Answer 14

Australian Labour Party

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Ideology of Labour Party

Answer 15

Fair and accurate education
Affordable health care
Everyone should be able to work

Question 16

Liberal party education

Answer 16

Encourage better. Teachers

Question 17

Liberal health

Answer 17

Improve performance of hospitals

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Liberal jobs

Answer 18

Generate more jobs

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Political system

Answer 19

How power is exercised within a state

Question 20

5 political systems

Answer 20

Communist 
Democracy 
Monarchy 
Fascism 
Theocracy

Question 21

Australia’s political system

Answer 21

Constitutional monarchy

Representative democracy

Question 22

Constitution monarchy

Answer 22

King or queen is head of state but acts according to constitution

Question 23

Representative democracy

Answer 23

People vote for delegates to represent their interest

Question 24

Federalism

Answer 24

One national government and many state governments

Question 25

Constitution

Answer 25

Set of rules by which Australia is governed and the blueprint for the composition of the Australian parliament

Question 26

5 main parts of the constitution

Answer 26

``` General Senate House of rep Both Houses of Parliament Powers of parliament ```

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The mornach is represented by the

Answer 27

Governed general

Question 28

Governed general

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Australian citizen,chosen by parliament to exercise he Monarchs power

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Who is gg?

Answer 29

Peter Cosgrove

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Role of gg

Answer 30

Give royal assent Attending Anzac Day ceremonies Knighting Commander in chief of defence force

Question 31

Governed general has many ____\ roles and ___\ roles

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Civic and ceremonial

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Lower house

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House of rep

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Upper house

Answer 33

Senate

Question 34

Senate

Answer 34

States house Reviewing bus Debate on current issues

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House of rep

Answer 35

Represent the people | Local issues

Question 36

Where is government formed?

Answer 36

House of Representatives

Question 37

How to win election

Answer 37

Winning most seats in parliament

Question 38

Statute law

Answer 38

Made in parliament

Question 39

Steps of statute law

Answer 39

``` Formation of bill First reading Second reading Committee stage Third reading Senate (repeat) Vote Royal assent Becomes act ```

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Second reading

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Debates bill

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Committee stage

Answer 41

Controversial issues are debated

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Third reading

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Vote for bill

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Royal assent

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Governed general gives assent then becomes a law

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Common law

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Judge made law based on precedent

Question 45

Precedent

Answer 45

Made when court decides matter for the first time

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Types of power

Answer 46

Physical power Economic power Legal power Power over opinions

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Parliamentary democracy

Answer 47

A form of government in which the party with the most seats in parliament's leader becomes the prime minister

Question 48

How governmenment forms in Australia

Answer 48

Government is formed by the party with the majority of support by the members in the house of reps

Question 49

Communism | What power does the leader have

Answer 49

Very powerful and control the media and information

Question 50

Communism | Where did they get their power from

Answer 50

Get they're power from votes by certain people

Question 51

Communism | Who's interest are these powers exercised

Answer 51

Interest of the political party

Question 52

To whom are the power holders accountable to

Answer 52

The rest of their party / political group

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How can the power holders be removed from power

Answer 53

The power holders cannot be removed from power by the citizens of the country

Question 54

Advantages of communism

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People are treated equally Everyone can have a job Economically stable

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Disadvantages of communism

Answer 55

Personal freedom lost Workers treated as machines State holds all power