Civics
What are the three branches of the parliament?
Piercers, Scavengers, Chimney sweeps, Coal miners
Where is Queensland located? (Like right, left, bottom)
Top left, next to the northern territory
What is civics about?
Civics is the study of the rights, duties, and responsibilities of citizens within a society. It focuses on how government functions and how individuals participate in the democratic process.
How can geography influence where people choose to live? (Give two reasons)
It affects climate, resources, jobs, transport, and safety.
What is the fourth step of making a bil?
Third reading
What is the acronym for finding out if your source is credible?
ACAPS
What is the capital of Brazil?
Brasília
What is geography about?
Why might two people interpret the same event differently?
Their experiences, beliefs, evidence, and perspectives may be different.
Explain CIVIL LAW
Disputes between individuals or groups over an action (or lack of). Civil law aims to right the wrongs done through compensation.
How was the schooling in the 1800's?
Very few working class children were able to attend school
What is the capital of spain?
Madrid
What is history about?
History is the study of the past. It explores important people, events, societies, cultures, wars, inventions, and how they have shaped the world today.
How can supply and demand affect the price of a product?
High demand or low supply can increase prices.
Explain what happens when the Governor-General gets the bill?
If the Bill is passed by both houses, the Governor General as the Queen’s representative will review and approve the law by giving the Bill royal assent. Assenting the law is usually just a formality, as none of the Queen’s Governor-Generals have ever refused to assent a law in the past
Who was the spinning jenny made by? (200 Extra points if also tell me his last name)
It was made by James Hargreaves.
What is the capital of Armenia?
Yerevan 😭
What is citzenship about?
Citizenship is about being a member of a country and having rights and responsibilities. It includes obeying laws, respecting others, voting, helping the community, and understanding how the government works.
How can physical geography influence where cities develop?
Cities often develop near rivers, coastlines, flat land, natural resources, transport routes, and areas with jobs and water.
Why do we need laws?
Laws are the rules that guide how we behave. They protect us, help settle disputes fairly, and give consequences to people who break them. Without laws, there'd be nothing stopping people doing as they please — potentially leading to chaos and putting people at risk.
What year was the spinning made?
In 1765
Which country is Guam located?
Guam is its own country😁 (trick question)
What is Economics and Business about?
Should governments allow people to live in areas at high risk of floods, bushfires, or cyclones? Explain.
People may be allowed to live in risky areas, but governments should use planning rules, warnings, strong buildings, evacuation plans, and restrictions where the danger is extreme.