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because long ago the austrilain had stoled the united kingdoms flag then they joined with another flag.
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How do citizens vote in parliamentary democracies like Canada Australia and the United Kingdom?
secret ballot
How do citizens participate in parliamentary democracies like Canada australia and united kingdom?
They vote for members of the legislature.
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Why United Kingdom is named like that?
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What does the union flag look like?
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Australia doesn't have a flag with no stars.If you are just referring to general flag that would look like an Australian flag with no stars, it is a Union Jack Ensign with a Navy Background.
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When did Australia get freedom from british rule?
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Why is united kingdom's nickname UK?
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