WORLD WAR I
The immediate cause of World War I was the assassination of this leader.
Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
These large, natural areas (like tundra, desert, and rainforest) support particular plants and animals.
What are biomes?
This occurs when countries buy and sell goods and services across borders.
What is International Trade?
Australia has this type of democracy, where people elect representatives to make decisions for them.
What is a representative democracy?
This term refers to a judge’s decision in a past case that helps guide decisions in future cases.
What is a precedent?
This alliance included Britain, France, and Russia.
Who are the Triple Entente?
This term describes when people have ongoing physical, social, and economic access to safe, nutritious food.
What is food security?
Goods sent out of a country to be sold overseas are called this.
What are exports?
This level of government is responsible for issues such as immigration, defence, and trade.
What is the federal government?
his area of law deals with actions that harm society and are punishable by the state.
What is criminal law?
Soldiers spent months fighting in these long, narrow dugout systems.
What are trenches?
Over-farming, climate change, and deforestation all contribute to this process where fertile land becomes desert.
What is desertification?
The term for goods brought into a country from overseas.
What are imports?
his concept means that all people are treated the same under the law, regardless of status or background.
What is equality before the law?
This area of law deals with disputes between individuals or organisations, often involving compensation.
What is civil law?
This was the strip of land between opposing trenches where most casualties occurred.
What is No Man’s Land?
Rice farming is most common in this type of biome found in much of Asia.
What is a temperate or tropical grassland biome?
Australia trades heavily with nations like China, Japan, and South Korea in this global region.
What is the Asia-Pacific region?
This legal document outlines the structure of Australia's government and came into effect in 1901.
What is the Australian Constitution?
This is Australia’s highest court, responsible for interpreting the Constitution and settling disputes between states.
What is the High Court of Australia?
This 1916 battle became a symbol of the senseless loss of life with over 1 million casualties.
What is the Battle of the Somme?
This global issue refers to food systems being threatened by rising temperatures, drought, and extreme weather.
What is climate change’s impact on food production?
When two countries trade goods with each other regularly, benefiting both sides, this is known as what?
What is two-way trade?
Citizens have both rights and these obligations, including obeying laws and voting.
What are responsibilities?
In criminal cases, the prosecution must prove guilt to this level.
What is beyond reasonable doubt?