What type of government does Australia have?
A parliamentary democracy that is also a constitutional monarchy.
What economy does Australia use?
A mixed economy
What is the name of Australia's original people?
Aborigines
What is the biggest result of climate change on Australia?
The threat of rising sea levels
What is the name of Australia's leader?
The prime minister
T/F Australia's strong economy demonstrates the importance of investing in human and productive capital as well as the countries high standard of living.
True
Which country claimed Australia?
Great Britain
What is rising sea levels biggest threat on Australia?
The threat of property damage and the coastline becoming unavailable.
The (blank) has duties that are ceremonial in monarchies?
The governor general
What resources does Australia have an advantage at producing?
Coal, iron, wool, and other minerals
What was the name of the sailor who claimed Australia?
James Cook
What is Australia's federal structure?
A national government with individual state governments.
Which countries did Australia impose trade embargoes on?
Russia, North Korea, and Iran
What was the purpose of the first British settlers?
They were sent to create a new penal colony or a place of punishment for prisoners.
How is the head of government in a parliamentary democracy chosen?
The head of government is chosen by the majority party in the legislative.
What is the result of Australia's investment into human capital through education?
Skillset boost while in the workforce.
Why did the Dutch never claim Australia?
They failed to see Australia's value for trade and exploration.