Civics and Citizenship
A large-scale, often violent, overthrow of a government.
What is a revolution?
The movement of people from rural areas to cities.
What is urbanisation?
The main purpose of a Medieval European castle.
What is defense?
A physical item sold by a business.
What is a product?
Voting age in Australia.
What is 18?
A public peaceful gathering to express views.
What is a protest?
A system that reduces traffic and improves liveability.
What is public transport?
The Japanese equivalent of a European knight.
What is a samurai?
What is a profit?
The money a business spends to operate.
What are expenses?
What is a rebellion?
The increase in the number of people living in cities.
What is urban growth?
The plague that killed millions across Europe in the 14th century.
What is the Black Death/Bubonic Plague?
A person who starts and runs a business.
What is an entrepreneur?
A city with more than 10 million people.
What is a megacity?
A document that lets citizens formally request government action.
What is a petition?
The process of planning a city's layout and design, including roads and green spaces.
What is urban planning?
The European code of honour followed by Knights.
What is chivalry?
A tax that citizens pay on most goods and services in Australia.
What is GST?
Environmental issue that is increased by more cars in a city.
What is air pollution?
Citizens refusing to obey certain laws as a form of protest.
What is civil disobedience?
A feature that reduces heat and increases liveability in cities.
What is green space?
The dominant social system in Medieval Europe.
What is feudalism?
The group of people a business aims to sell to.
What is a target market?
A large building in Europe used for worship in the Middle Ages.
What is a cathedral?