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What were quotes on 1901 federation of Australia?
That the things that unite us as Australians are always more important and more substantial than the things that might from time to time divide us.
Were the Australians representing Australians or their colonies in the boer war?
Australians were actually representing their colonies in the Boer War. The colonies, or states, did not join together under the name of the Commonwealth of Australia until Federation, which occurred on 1 January 1901.
What was important about the village at kokoda?
Australians had to keep Port Moresby.
Where is Gallipoli and why is it so important for Australia?
that is the first place that the Australians fight war
Was a woomera invented by an Australians?
No, the woomera was not invented by Australians in the modern sense. It is a traditional spear-throwing tool used by Indigenous Australians for thousands of years. The woomera is believed to have originated in Australia and is an important part of Indigenous hunting practices and culture.
How many times have Australians voted this century?
There have been 47 federal elections since 1901, however some of those were Senate only elections, we are currently in tne 43rd Parliament.
What important happen in 1901?
Baseball started in 1901 luois Armstrong was born Walt Disney was born thts all i no...:)
Why is Australian Open tennis so important to Australians?
Because it is australia conducting game
Why is cricket important to Australians?
Because Australia is a British colony and cricket is Britain's national sport.
How was the Kokoda track an important turning point in the war for Australians?
it made the mayonnaise taste better
What important things happen in 1901-1905?
baseball started in 1901 luois Armstrong was born Walt Disney was born thts all i no...:)
What impact did Federation have on the rights of Aborigines In 1901?
The Federation of Australia in 1901 had a limited and often negative impact on the rights of Aborigines. While it established a national government, it did not recognize Indigenous Australians as citizens, effectively excluding them from the rights and benefits afforded to other Australians. The new Constitution specifically allowed for discriminatory laws against Aboriginal people, leading to further marginalization and loss of rights. This period marked a continuation of policies that oppressed Indigenous communities rather than advancing their rights or status.
