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Australian migrants came from many differrent parts of the world. There were the British immigrants, the Chinese immigrants and the Greek/Italian immigrants.
The British immigrants came to Australia for the growth of Australia's population growth and economy growth. But when Australia realised that they didn't have the numbers they wanted they opened it up to other European countries and Asian countries.
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Are the Veronica's Australian migrants?
yea, they are aussie!
When does a migrant become an Australian humour?
Migrants are not normally referred to as a "humour".
Is autocad draftsman job listed in the Australian migrants list?
hello sir, how are you
Where did Australia's current migrants come from?
Australian immigrants come from all corners of the world.
Did the Australian Gold Rush attract any Greek migrants?
Yes - it began with Greek sailors deserting their ships in Australian ports to head for the goldfields.
What effects did migrants bring to Australian society?
Migrants came to Australia with new ideas or beliefs in religion and this greatly affected the locals as some adopted the new beliefs. Migrants also mingled with locals and exchange of cultural practices took place.
How have migrants impacted on Australian culture?
no because Australia is a multi cultural environment! plus, it's Harmony day today...
Did the gold rush attract any Greek migrants?
Yes - it began with Greek sailors deserting their ships in Australian ports to head for the goldfields.
When did the lebanese come to australia?
The first Lebanese migrants to Australia arrived in the mid 1800's around the time of the Australian Gold Rush.
How did the Australian government stop certain migrants from coming into Australia?
Because the government said that to many people come too Australia we need to have lots of money
Assimilation was the official policy of the Australian government from 1901 to the kmid 1960s it ment that migrants were expected to?
Assimilation was the official policy of the Australian government from 1901 to the mid-1960s, requiring migrants to adopt Australian customs, values, and language while abandoning their own cultural identities. This approach aimed to create a homogenous society, often sidelining the rights and identities of Indigenous Australians and non-European migrants. The policy reflected a broader belief in the superiority of Anglo-Celtic culture and sought to integrate immigrants into the dominant cultural framework. Over time, this policy faced criticism and was eventually replaced by multiculturalism in recognition of Australia's diverse population.
Migrants nationality that start with D?
Migrants from Denmark are known as Danish nationality. Migrants from Dominica are known as Dominican nationality.
