What role do citizens in Australia have in their government? A. They elect members of Parliament. B. They elect members of Congr

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Kazeer [188]

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What role do citizens in Australia have in their government? A. They elect members of Parliament. B. They elect members of Congr

ess. C. They elect the president. D. They elect the prime minister.

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Mila [183] · Answer 1 · 2022-01-03T11:41:04+03:00

Mila [183]3 years ago

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pickupchik [31] · Answer 2 · 2022-01-03T10:00:11+03:00

Hi there!

The correct answer is letter A) They elect members of the Parliament.

Argumentation:

Australia's Government rules by a federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy, which exercises its authority through a Constitution.

According to the constitutional structure, the Queen designates a General Governer for him to represent her (executive branch), and the General Governor appoints a Prime Minister (legislative branch) to represent the Parliament Representatives and Senate, and then there are the federal courts (judicial branch).

The Federal Parliament of Australia has two chambers: the Senate and the Representatives, which both are elected by the Australian citizens at federal elections.