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What is the Australian Constitution? The Australian Constitution is a document that sets out: - How Australia is Governed -The powers of the federal government -The roles of Parliament, the Executive, and the High Court -How laws are made -How the Constitution can be changed
What is Federation? Federation is when a group of smaller regions unite and form one country.
What happened in the Australian Federation? Federation happened when the six British colonies joined together to form the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901. The colonies became: -New South Wales -Victoria -Queensland -South Australia -Western Australia -Tasmania
Was the Australian Constitution Positive or Negative? Positive because Australia became a federation and all states were working together.
What is a Bicameral Parliament? A Bicameral Parliament is a Parliament that has two houses, The House of Representatives and The Senate in Australia.
Why was the senate created? The Australian Senate was created during Federation in 1901 to act as a 'State House' where all states were guaranteed equal representation.
What are the three branches of Australian Government? Legislature(Parliament) Makes Laws Executive(Prime minister, Ministers, Cabinet, Governor-General) Judiciary(Courts)
Why separate powers? To prevent any single group or person or person from
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