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In what year did federation take place?
the Australian federation took place on January 1st 1901, actually
Where did federation take place?
it took place in australia
Who was the prime minister when the federation of Australia occurred?
Prior to Federation, there was no Prime Minister. The first Prime Minister of Australia was Edmund Barton, and he took on his position at Federation.
What is the history behind Operation Coldstore?
Operation Coldstore took place in Singapore in 1963 when preparations were in place to merge with the Federation of Malaya. It involved the detention of over 100 left-wing activists, journalists, students and politicians opposing the incumbent political party.
What were the responsibilities of the state governments after in the years after federation?
Was the movement which promoted the union of the six Australian colonies, NSW, Victoria, Queensland, SA, Tasmania and WA. The idea of a federal union was proposed in the 1840s and 1850s but did not gather momentum until the 1880s and 1890s. Perhaps the most decisive steps were taken at federal conventions held in 1897-98, when a constitution was drafted which, after amendments, was approved at a referendum held in 1899 in all colonies except WA. While an Australian delegation was discussing the constitution with the British government in London WA voted to join the federal system and the inauguration of the Commonwealth of Australia took place on 1 January 1901. A number of 'writer politicians' were involved in the Federation movement
How did Australian federation contribute to Australian identity?
There were many factors that contributed to the Australian identify: federation was just one of them. For the first time, Australia was a nation in its own right. It was no longer just a colonial outpost of England. People living on the Australian continent now had an actual name - "Australians" - and were no longer just people from six different colonies on the same continent. They had a country, a government and a coat of arms to call their own; and they had a flag to call their own, a symbol which united them all as Australians. Australia was in fact a Colony at Federation and long after . The Imperial Parliament was refusing to pass the Australian Constitution Act 1901 until the ' Founding fathers ' were able to convince them that the Federal Australian parliament would be a ' Colonial Legislature ' and still subject to Imperial Law . Australias Colonial status lasted until 1931 when the Imperial Parliament granted ' British Dominion status ' - it took until 1986 for Australia to become a Sovereign Independent Nation .
What year did confederation take place?
confederation took place in the early hundredths because of France and the repelions
What significant events took place in Australia in the early 1900s?
The Federation of Australia in 1901
When were all Australian men allowed to vote?
The federation of Australia occured in 1901, so all rights, priveleges and responsibilities for white Australians as an autonomous nation commence as of federation in 1901. Prior to 1901, Australia was a group of colonies largely governed from England. Ironically, it took somewhat longer for the Aborigines to gain the right to vote, men included. Aboriginal people became Australian citizens in 1947, when a separate Australian citizenship was created for the first time. Prior to this, all Australians were "British subjects". Aboriginal people gained the vote in Commonwealth territories in 1965, and earlier in different states, according to various state laws.
What events took place in the early 1900s that made women more determined to gain the right to vote?
federation
What are the Australian badmintoners?
Australian badmintoners are the australians that took action of the drout in 1963. Badmintoners are people that take action of a problem that has happened in the area.
Why is the union jack used on the Australian flag?
Because England took over Australia
