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Separation of Powers: Legislature, Executive, Judiciary
Identify the three branches of government and explain how separation of powers prevents any one branch from becoming too powerful.
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Australia's Democratic System of Government
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Explain the key structural features of Australia's democracy, including the Constitution, federalism, separation of powers, and the role of the head of state.
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Learning standards covered
AC9HC7K01Australian Curriculum (v9) · Social-studies · 7th Gradethe key features of Australia's system of government, including democracy, the Australian Constitution, responsible government and federalism
AC9HC7K03Australian Curriculum (v9) · Social-studies · 7th Gradethe key principles and features of the Australian legal system, including the Australian Constitution, the rule of law and the court system