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What is the name of the legislative or lawmaking branch of Australia called?
The lawmaking body in Australia is called Parliament just like their British cousins. Australia's legal system is modeled after Great Britain's.
What is the union jack on the Australian flag called?
Because Australia was founded by British.
What do the British call what Americans call a 'streetcar'?
In the UK and Australia it is called a tram.
Does Australia have a British system of government?
The Australian system of government is similar but not the same in that there is no house of Lords in Australia as there is in Britain but we do have a house of review called the Senate
Why Australia joined the British Empire?
Australia did not 'join' the British Empire, the British was the first westerners who set foot on Australia. They stuck the Union Jack down, and claimed Australia as theirs.
What year did British colonization in Australia begin?
British colonisation of Australia began in 1788.
What did the British empire exchange kangaroos for in Australia?
The British Empire did not exchange kangaroos for anything in Australia.
Is Australia is in the influence of British?
No definitely not Australia is wholly independent in its actions from the British. Australia is a member of the commonwealth the head of which is Queen Elizabeth this is because Australia chooses to be.
Did Queen Victoria conquer Australia?
No. Australia was discovered (by Europeans) by the Dutch, who called it Van Dieman's Land. The great Captain Cook rediscovered it and claimed it as a British territory.
What were the governing and laws of British in Australia 16nth century?
What were the governing laws of british in Australia 16nth century
For the British what were New Zealand and Australia?
What were New Zealand and Australia for the British
What were the British weapons that they had used to fight in wars for land in Australia called?
Guns, swords, rope, poison, disease, starvation.
