Government

4. Person who lives/resides in a house/ suburb/ town/ state/ country.
6. The place where politicians meet.
9. People who make up the government.
10. Person who has legal rights to live in a country.
12. A collection of truthful information.
14. Our rights and freedoms.
17. Evidence of identity and citizenship by citizens who are travelling internationally.
18. The rules that we need to follow.
19. "Someone who has been given permission to enter a country for a period of time. _ _ _ _ holder.
20. People who protect a country working on and using ships.
22. When there is a vote. When you get to say who or what should win and therefore be the one to make decisions.
23. Organise, categorise, group similar things.

1. An important question that needs to be voted on. The outcome can change how to country is ran.
2. Paperwork asking the Australian government to become an Australian citizen. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ application process.
3. People who protect a country through defending the land.
5. The group of people who meet to discuss and make decisions for a country.
6. The government.
7. Someone who chooses to leave their own country and make a new life in another country.
8. People who protect a country working on and using aeroplanes and helicopters. _ _ _ Force.
11. Australia wide vote. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ election.
12. Consulate is another word that means people and buildings in other countries that represent another country.
13. Only Northern Territory (NT) and Australian Capital Territory (ACT). _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ election.
15. When a non-Australian person volunteers to become an Australian citizen.
16. State only vote. _ _ _ _ _ election.
21. The Royal Australian Army, Navy and Air Force is known as the _ _ _.