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What is the constitution?
The set of rules for how Australia should be governed and how power is organised.
Give three purposes of the constitution.
. Organises the structure of the government
. Outlines how the government should be run
. Makes sure that Australia stays a democracy
What is Federation?
When separate colonies unite to make one nation.
What does federation have to do with the constitution?
Leaders and people wrote the constitution to find out how the federation would work.
Who is in the Judiciary and what do they do?
The Judges and the Courts judge the laws of the country.
Who is in the Legislature and what do they do?
The House of Representatives and the Senate make and amend the laws of the country.
Who is in the Executive and what do they do?
The Prime Minister and the Governor-General manage the laws of the country.
What is a right?
Something that you get to have (for free) by law.
What is a responsibility?
Something that you have to do that is legally binding by law.

What are three things that Local Government is responsible for?
Libraries, parks, rubbish collection, etc.
What are three things that State Government is responsible for?
Schools, public transport, prisons, etc.
What are three things that Federal Government is responsible for?
Immigration, marriage, foreign affairs, etc.
What is the system of Parliament with two houses?
Bicameral
Which house is red and which is green?
House of Representatives is green and the Senate is red.
What are three things the Governor-General does?
. Acts as the King’s representative in Australia
. Gives royal assent to new laws
. Manages elections