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In 1999, Australian citizens voted to retain the British monarch

n 1999, Australian citizens voted to retain the British monarch as their head of state, keeping Australia in a group of over 50
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In 1999, Australian citizens voted to retain the British monarch as their head of state, keeping Australia in a group of over 50
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In 1999, Australian citizens voted to retain the British monarch as their head of state, keeping Australia in a group of over 50
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In 1999, Australian citizens voted to retain the British monarch as their head of state, keeping Australia in a group of over 50
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The British monarch in Australia and New Zealand is a symbolic figure appointed though family line, while the prime minister is
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The British monarch in Australia and New Zealand is a symbolic figure appointed though family line, while the prime minister is
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The British monarch in Australia and New Zealand is a symbolic figure appointed though family line, while the prime minister is
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The British monarch in Australia and New Zealand is a symbolic figure appointed though family line, while the prime minister is
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Australian citizens do not directly vote any of the following people into office EXCEPT(1 point)Responses A the
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People have been voting for their leaders since at least 500 B.C. Some of the earliest voters were ancient Greek citizens. They
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