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When did the migrants leave Italy to come to Australia?
Italian migrants arrived soon after the First Fleet.
What happened to the Italians when they arrived to Australia?
why did italians come to Australia
Why did Italians come to Australia?
to have a better life
What port in Italy did Italians come from?
Um... all of them...
Are there Lombardy Italians?
Yes, there are Lombardy Italians since they come from the Lombardia region in the north of Italy.
Where did the Italians come from before they immigrated to America?
Italy (mainly south Italy and Cicily)
Why did Italians come to Ellis Island?
Because in Italy they lived in poverty.
Why did the Italians come come to Canada?
Because Canadians are AWESOME !
When did the Italian culture come to Australia?
The first major influx of Italian migrants came with the goldrush in Victoria. Hundreds of Italians came to seek their fortune, and in so doing, they naturaly brought their culture with them. When the goldrush died down, many Italians stayed to establish small towns based around agricultural communities in rural Victoria. As the Italian communities built up, businessmen, tradesmen and professionals from Italy joined them. Italy was a rather poor country for almost a century after the birth of the Italian State in 1861. This is why many Italians, especially from the Southern regions that were the poorest ones, left Italy for richer countries (USA, Australia, Germany). By 1896, there were an estimated 1500 Italians living in Victoria alone, while others were attracted to the sugar cane growing areas of northern New South Wales and Queensland.these areas all experienced the unique Italian culture.
What was Mussolinis Italy responsible for?
the invasion of Ethiopia
Why did Italians migrate to Australia in the 1950s?
Italians migrated to Australia because they sought a better life as the labour in Italy was cheap especially in the agriculture industry. In the 1950s, Australia's Snowy River Hydro-Electric Scheme attracted tens of thousands of overseas workers. They were attracted by the high pay, the freedoms available in Australia and the surety of employment in the post-war period.
What events caused Italians to come to Australia?
There were a number of significant events that influenced Italians to come to Australia from around the 1800s on. The first major influx of Italian migrants came with the goldrush in Victoria. Hundreds of Italians came to seek their fortune. In fact, the famous Eureka Stockade of 1854 was witnessed and documented by Italian migrant Raffaello Carboni, who called the actions of the soldiers a "foul deed, worthy of devils". When the goldrush died down, many Italians stayed to establish small towns based around agricultural communities in rural Victoria. As the Italian communities built up, businessmen, tradesmen and professionals from Italy joined them. Italy was a rather poor country for almost a century after the birth of the Italian State in 1861. This is why many Italians, especially from the Southern regions that were the poorest ones, left Italy for richer countries (USA, Australia, Germany). By 1896, there were an estimated 1500 Italians living in Victoria alone, while others were attracted to the sugar cane growing areas of northern New South Wales and Queensland. Italian migration continued in the early part of the 20th century as Italians sought to escape the economic hardships of their own country. The 1925 Immigration Act severely limited numbers of Italians after World War I, but they increased once more after World War II. This was due to the huge, ambitious engineering project, the Snowy River Hydro-Electric Scheme, which attracted thousands of immigrant workers from around the world, including Italy. The scheme offered high pay, the freedoms available in Australia and the surety of employment in the post-war period.
