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How did Australia gain independence by war or peacefully?
peacefully (:
When your pregnant do you have to gain weight?
Yes. The reasons for the weight gain are: 3-4 kilos for the baby: 1,5 kilos for the placenta+amniotic fluid 1-1,5 kg for the uterus 0,5 kg for the breasts 2-3 kg body fat 3-4 kg blood and fluid volume You can't go on a diet without affecting the development of the unborn baby. Consequences are underweight babies that are more prone to illnesses and delayed mental development. Depending on your Body Mass Index you should gain about 10 to 20 kilos. You should record your weight regularly so you can see how well the baby is growing. Do a search for: pregnancy weight gain calculator
Your puppy weight is 2.5 kilos at 2 weeks old?
2.5 kilos or 5.5 pounds is within normal range for some breeds of dogs. First 2 weeks is the quickest gain in weight for growth and development, there after the weight increase slows down.
How do you gain weight well?
Because I am a 13 year old boy and I am From Philippines, and my height is 5'0 but I am too thin and I weigh about only 30 kilos.
Were there reds under the bed in Australia?
No. It was scare mongering to gain votes.
What do the host countries like England Ireland Finland or Australia gain out of it when they accept refugees.?
Nothing, they lose rather than gain.
Does England give money to Australia because Australia is part of the commonwealth?
England Has never ever given Australia any thing but their governmental and legal tradition. The relationship between Australia and England relied on what England had to gain out of it,
What was the purpose of the women's suffrage in Australia?
The purpose of women's suffrage was for women to gain the right to vote.
How did western Australia got its name?
When the Commonwealth of Australia was founded after Australia began to gain it's independence in 1901, the colony was already called Western Australia. When it was adopted by the federation in 1901, the name was kept and it was made a state. It was most likely called Western Australia because it is on the western side of Australia.
Why did the British want to colonize Australia and new zealand?
because they had already colonized Australia so they decided to colonize the country next to it.
Which Oceania island was the first to gain independence from a colonizing nation?
The British colonized Australia or Oceania first.
What did Australia gain from signing the Anzus Treaty?
Australia was worried about an attack from Japan and they saw that England could not defend them so by signing the Anzus they had America's protection during that time and after the war.
