In Australia, the Constitution ensures that no single group has absolute control by separating the power to govern into three independent branches. Which of the following correctly identifies these three branches?
- The Parliament, the Executive, and the JudiciaryCevap
- BThe Federal government, the State governments, and Local councils
- CThe Prime Minister, the Cabinet, and the Opposition
Cevap
The three branches are the Parliament, the Executive, and the Judiciary.
The correct answer identifies the three branches established by the Australian Constitution: the Parliament (which makes the laws), the Executive (which puts the laws into action), and the Judiciary (which interprets and applies the laws). This system ensures a balance of power.
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Anahtar Kavram
The Separation of Powers
İpuçları
1
Think about the three main functions of government: making laws, carrying them out, and interpreting them in court.
2
The system is called the 'separation of powers' because it separates these functions into different groups.
Daha Fazla Pratik
Review the specific roles of the Parliament, Executive, and Judiciary to understand how they check and balance each other.
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