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Did Australia like democracy'?
no silly
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.
Does Australia have the same government as the us?
Australia is a federation like The USA, and is run along generally the same lines. However Australia is a monarchy run under a constitutional democracy. However we do no longer answer to the Queen of England and appoint our own Governor general.
What countries are under fascim?
Fascism is not a political choice, like democracy or communism.
What type of government did Australia have before it was a democracy?
What are now the states were self governing colonies of Great Britain, each with their own political systems, defense forces and the like. The colonies by federation were democratic. Australia as a nation has always been a democracy.
What was Australia like under the british colony?
hard
What country has a government similar to the US?
Australia's government is somewhat like that of the United States. It is a democracy and a federal republic, just like that of the United States.
What are the key characteristics of a democracy like Australia's?
Broad Participaton Majority Rule Minority Rights Rule of Law Accountable Government
Is Australia a democracy countries?
Yes, Australia is a democracy. Technically, we have a monarch which is the Queen of England, but she isn't very active in Australia and pretty much lets us do what we like, but assigns someone to watch over us, called the Attorney General. Even then, that person's job is mostly to ensure that our Prime Minister doesn't do anything bad and fire them if they do.
Why is Norway and Australia so under populated?
It doesn't work like that.
What might a tyrant say to citizens who are asking for democracy?
no because he would like to rule no one else
What is the leader called in a country under communism?
"Communism" itself is not a political structure. It is an economic one just like socialism and capitalism. A dictatorship would have a dictator, a monarchy would have a king or queen. A beaurocracy would have a speaker. A democracy would have a President or prime minister.
