6. in australia, which activity is a duty required of all citizens? a) going to work b) learning to drive c) recycling paper and plastic d) voting in federal elections 7. * most of the means of production in cuba are owned and run by the government * most of the labor force is employed by the state and government * cuba imports more than 80% of the food and rations that food to the public. cuba's economy could best be described as being mostly a economy. a) command b) market c) mixed d) traditional 8. * 98% of mexican citizens speak spanish as their primary language. * 83% of mexican citizens belong to the roman catholic church using these two facts, what can you conclude about mexico? a) it was influenced heavily by spain. b) it was influenced heavily by brazil. c) it remained free from european influences. d) it has been the main influence on u. s. culture. 9. in canada, who most determines how goods and services will be made? a) businesses b) consumers c) government d) organizations

Explanation:

voting in federal elections is the fundamental human right and a duty required from all citizens of voting Age in Australia,. learning to drive,going to work and recycling is also encouraged but not a duty.

A command economy is an economy whereby the government controls the market  from production to regulation and distribution of goods and services,as seen with Cuba's situation.

The Mexican religious and cultural lifestyle have been a major influence on the overall culture of U.S, Mexico was influenced by both Spanish as seen in their language and by Latin America as seen with their religion  

Canada is a market economy which means that the production and consumption of goods and services is influenced by  the factors of demand and supply which rests on the consumers.

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