At the first federal election in Australia, which party won the most seats?
Labor Party
Liberal Party
National Party
Protectionist Party
Answer
The Protectionist Party emerged as the victorious force in the inaugural federal election of Australia, capturing the majority of seats in the parliament. They advocated for policies that shielded domestic industries from foreign competition, promoting local economic growth and self-sufficiency. The Protectionist Party's triumph reflected the prevailing sentiment of fostering national autonomy and developing a resilient economy.
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