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Do people have the freedom to disagree with the government in Australia?
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∙ 13y ago
The freedom of political speech is an implied right, in the Australian constitution.
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Why do people in Australia live in freedom?
Because Australia lives under democratic rule of government! A democracy has all sorts of freedom rights, like the right to speech.
What would it be like to live under a democracy in Australia?
Australia is a democracy. It's leaders and Government are elected by the people.
Which form of government gives people more freedom?
A democratic government in its pure form is where the people directly make the decisions, and in turn gives people more freedom. No government at all is essentially the freest.
What type of government gives people the freedom?
judicary
What are reasons for limiting a government?
to protect the freedom of the people
What is the difference between a communist government and a demcratic government?
A comunist government controls people freedom
Are the people in Australia happy with their government?
i guess
What 5 freedoms are giving to the people by the first amendment?
Freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, right of the people to peaceably assemble, and the freedom to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
Is Germany an unlimited government?
Germany is an unlimited government because the people have almost no freedom
What countries have a limited government?
a limited government is a government that allows people to have freedom and lets them vote in elections
Does Australia have a traditional command free market or mixed economy?
The free-market system is free from government intrusion and is where the people can freely change prices and products for the public. The command economy doesn’t provide freedom to its people, and the mixed economy has both government and public input. Therefore, we can come to the conclusion that Australia has a mixed economy.
What type of freedom do people have in Australia?
freedom of speech, not to be discrimated against, to work, to have an education, to follow what ever religion they want to
