Often described as the nation's 'rule book', the Australian Constitution is the foundational document of Australia's government. What does this document primarily define?
- The basic structure of the national government and how its power is sharedCevap
- BThe religious laws and cultural rules that all Australian citizens must live by
- CThe local council laws for parking, libraries, and pet registration
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The Australian Constitution primarily defines the basic structure of the national government and how its power is shared.
The Australian Constitution is the supreme law of the nation. It provides the essential rules for how the Australian nation is governed, including the establishment of the Federal Parliament and the sharing of power between the Commonwealth and the States.
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The Australian Constitution as the supreme law and framework for government.
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Think about why the six colonies needed a single document when they united in 1901.
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Does the Constitution deal with everyday local issues like parking, or bigger concepts like how the country is run?
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Review the process of how the Constitution can be changed through a referendum.
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