Australia is a constitutional monarchy with the King as the Head of State. While the Governor-General represents the King for the whole of Australia at the federal level, who represents the King in each of the six Australian states?
- The GovernorAnswer
- BThe Governor-General
- CThe Premier
Answer
The King is represented in each Australian state by a Governor.
In each of the six Australian states, there is a Governor who represents the King. While the Governor-General handles these duties at the federal level for the entire nation, the state Governors perform similar constitutional and ceremonial functions within their respective states.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
State Representation of the Monarchy
Hints
1
Think about the title used for the representative at the state level versus the national level.
2
The national representative is called the 'Governor-General'. The state representative uses a shorter version of that title.
3
The person you are looking for is the King's representative in a state, distinct from the political leader known as the Premier.
Practice More
Review the difference between the roles of the Governor-General and the Prime Minister at the federal level.
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