Australian citizenship study guide

Short lessons following Our Common Bond, with the key facts to remember and practice questions with answers.

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🪃 Lesson 1: Australia and its peopleFirst Australians, 1788, the gold rush and Federation.
🗺️ Lesson 2: States, territories and capitalsStates, capitals, landscape and neighbours.
🇦🇺 Lesson 3: National symbolsThe three flags, the coat of arms, the anthem and emblems.
🕊️ Lesson 4: Democratic beliefs and freedomsThe rule of law, the freedoms Australians share, and equality.
🤝 Lesson 5: Australian valuesA fair go, mateship, respect, and contributing to the community.
🛂 Lesson 6: Being an Australian citizenThe pledge, and the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship.
🏛️ Lesson 7: The Constitution and ParliamentHow power is divided, and how the two houses make laws.
🏢 Lesson 8: Three levels of governmentWho leads each level, and what each one looks after.
🗳️ Lesson 9: ElectionsEnrolling, voting, and how a government is formed.
⚖️ Lesson 10: Law, courts and policeHow courts decide cases, and what the police do.

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