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The making of the Australian Federation involved key figures such as Sir Henry Parkes, often referred to as the "Father of Federation," who advocated for uniting the colonies. Other significant leaders included Sir Edmund Barton, who became Australia's first Prime Minister, and John Forrest, who played a crucial role in promoting the cause. Additionally, the support of the public through referendums in the 1890s helped solidify the movement towards federation, culminating in the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act in 1901.
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When did Federation II happen?
Federation II happened in 2003.
How did federation happen?
1901
Who was involved in federation?
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What year did the centenary of federation happen?
i think centenary of federation began in Australia in 1901
When did Beijing Workers' Autonomous Federation happen?
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How many people were involved in making the Beijing Olympics happen?
more than two people
Who were the main people involved in the push for Federation?
sir Henry parkes
What is Edmund barton famous for?
well he was very involved with federating Australia, then he made a very moving speech to try get people to agree with federation. And after that speech federation kept getting more and more votes which caused federation and then the voters elected him primeinister.
How many peoplewere involedin federation?
A federation is the joining of the states to become one nation. This happened in the early 1800s in Australia when the colonies decided that it would be easier to become one nation. There is no way to know the exact number of people who were involved in the federation at that time.
What does federation symbolise?
Basically, federation symbolizes the coming together of one nation under a single government. This can sometimes happen as a result of war, or can sometimes result in war. x
Why did federation happen?
To allow free trade between the 6 colonies of Australia and also for defence
How did federation happen in Australia?
The Australian Federation occurred when the six British colonies united as one nation in 1901 to improve Australia's defence, communication, transportation, economy and trade.
