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How is peaceful protest against the government seen in Australia?

  1. aAs something allowed only once a year, on a set date
  2. bAs something only Australian citizens over 21 may do
  3. cAs a crime that leads to arrest
  4. dAs an important part of democracyCorrect answer

Why?

In a democracy, people can show that they disagree with the government. Protesting peacefully is one accepted way to do this.

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