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Year 8 Politics and Law

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What does Bicameral mean?   A government having two chambers, upper and lower.  
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What is a Cabinet?   People selected by the prime minister to make key decisions of government.  
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What is Coalition?   When two political parties join together to become one political party.  
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What is Constitution?   The set of guidelines that are approved by the governor general that the Australian government has to follow.  
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What is Constitutional monarchy?   Type of government that is based on a constitution and has a queen or king as its head of state.  
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What is Democracy?   The people elect the government during an election period.  
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What is an Electorate?   An area ruled by a representative of the government.  
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What age do you have to be to be an Eligible voter?   People who are 18 or older.  
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What is Federation?   The process of separate states joining together under one central government.  
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When did Federation occur?   1901  
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What is an Independent?   A candidate or elected member of parliament who is not a member of a political party.  
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What is a Minister?   Are in charge of a government department that puts bills into action for that department.  
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What is a Monarchy?   King or Queen is head of state. Britain's Queen, for example, has very little political power.  
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What is the Opposition?   The opposition is the party against the leading party.  
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What is a Political party?   A group of people that campaign to be elected as Prime Minister.  
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What is a Whip?   A member of parliament who makes sure that other members are available for an important vote.  
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What colour is the Senate?   Red  
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What colour is the House of Representatives?   Green  
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What is the head of Australia’s government referred to?   Prime Minister  
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What is the head of the State government referred to?   Premier  
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What is the head of the local council referred to?   Mayor  
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Who is Australia’s Current prime Minister?   Malcolm Turnbull  
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What party does the current prime minister belong to?   Liberal Party  
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Who is the current deputy Prime Minister?   Warren Truss  
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Who is the Current Federal Opposition Leader?   Bill Shorten  
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What party does the current opposition leader belong to?   Labor Party  
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Who is the current Governor General?   Sir Peter Cosgrove  
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Who was the previous Governor General?   Dame Quenton Byce  
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What is the name of Australia’s first Prime Minister?   Edmund Barton  
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What is the name of Australia’s first female Prime Minister?   Julia Gillard  
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List the previous five Prime Ministers and their parties   Tony Abbot- Liberal Party Kevin Rudd- Labor Party Julia Gillard-Labor Party Kevin Rudd-Labor Party John Howard-Liberal Party  
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Who is the Treasurer of Australia?   Scott Morison  
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What does the Treasurer do?   The treasurer is responsible for managing the national economy.  
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Who is the Foreign Affairs Minister?   Julie Bishop  
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What does the Foreign affairs minister do?   Are responsible for International relationships.  
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Who is the Attorney General?   George Brandis  
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Who is Victoria’s Premier?   Daniel Andrews  
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What party does the current Victorian premier belong to?   Labor Party  
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Who is the State opposition leader?   Matthew Guy  
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What Party does the state opposition leader belong to?   Liberal Party  
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Who was the Last Premier of Victoria?   Denis Nepthine  
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What electorate do we live in (Wangaratta)?   Indi  
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Who is the member for our electorate?   Cathy McGowan  
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What party does she belong to?   Independent  
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Who was the previous member for electorate?   Sophie Mirabella  
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What party did the previous member for electorate belong to?   Liberal Party  
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Who was the last mayor of Wangaratta?   Rozi Parisotto  
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How many members does the House of Representatives have?   150 members  
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How many Senators are there in the Senate?   72 members  
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