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How many governments are there?
a lot
How did colonization affect Africa?
It increased ethnic tensions in Africa. It created diversity in African nations It created many unstable governments.
How many governments are found in the US?
In addition to the US Federal Government and the 50 state governments, there are county, city and town governments in every state. So the total number of governments in the US can be counted in the thousands.
How many governments govern Australia?
There is just one Federal Government which oversees all of Australia and its territories, and it is headed by the Prime Minister.Each of the six mainland states and the Northern Territory has its own state government.Within each of the states and territories are local councils, which are responsible for certain rules and regulations pertaining to that particular area.See also the related question.
How many governments has Italy had?
62 in 63 years.
What is the purpose of Australia's Productivity Commission?
There are many purposes of Australia's Productivity Commission. The main purpose of Australia's Productivity Commission is to help different governments make better policies.
How many governments has australia had since 1945?
Depends how it defines it, there have been 34 federal government ministries since 1945.
You hold a NZ liquor License is this recognised in Australia?
No;liquor licences are issued by state governments jn Australia
What is federalism in Australia?
Federalism is the concept that Australia should have only a central government without the state governments that share authority today.
How many governments were there in ancient China?
There was 60 governments
Why should Australia invest money in hospitals?
Healthcare is an important service of governments everywhere.
Who was Australia fighting in the Vietnam War?
The North Vietnamese governments guerrilla fighters and regular army.
What role do citizens in Australia and New Zealand have in their governments?
I would say they elect members of Parliament.
Why do governments of Australia and foreign countries demand visas and airport taxes and how does this effect the economy?
because the just do
Which is the biggest Australia or New Zealand?
Australia is an island continent of 7,686,850 sq km. The area of Australia varies occasionally as successive governments change their minds about what is part of Australia and what is not. New Zealand is a group of islands of 270,534 sq km.
How many governments are there?
a lot
What is fedaralism?
fedaration is when all the stats in the contry achally became and were clasified as a state and named a state like in Australia there is Tasmania,victora,new south whales,western Australia,south Australia,and quesland and the northen teratory.
