AustraliaDemocratic beliefs 20 · Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
Which statement about social class in Australia is correct?
- aSome public jobs are kept for upper-class families
- bFamilies with noble titles have extra legal rights
- cThere are no formal class distinctions in AustraliaCorrect answer
- dThe law gives every person a social class at birth
Why?
Australia does not have formal class distinctions. People are not given a fixed rank because of the family they are born into.
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