hass Flashcards

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free trade was

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for

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defence was

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immigration was

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national pride was

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transport was

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laws were

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woman suffrage was

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powerful states were

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against

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ties with England were

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against

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unions were

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against

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QLD cane farmers were

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against

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AUS federated in

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1901

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Who pushed for federation

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Henry Parks

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Who was the first prime minister

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Edmund Barton

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what were the 6 colonies

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WA
SA
QLD
VIC
NSW
TAS

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what was the 1 colony that didn’t want to federate

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Who took over the first nations land

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The British people

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Why is constitution important

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It keeps everyone safe.
Makes sure the government doesn’t have to much power.

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when did Henry Parks address the Tenterfield speech

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Why was the Tenterfield oration important

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It was a chance for Parks to spark the idea of federation and many people left convinced that it was the answer to Australia

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What are the main reasons for federation

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F free trade
I immigration
N national pride
D defence

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What is the meaning of free trade

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.federation would remove tariffs
.Australia would benefit by having a single economy

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What is the meaning of Immigration

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.thus federation would eliminate unwanted foreigners

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What is the meaning of national pride

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.colonists began to identify as Australian
.by the time of federation 3 quarters of the population were Australian

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what is the meaning of defence
.prior to federation, the colonists were ill-equipped to defend themselves
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What is the meaning of powerful states
Smaller colonies were fearful for federation because they would be dominated by larger colonies (Vic & NSW)
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What is the meaning of ties with England
Over 90% of people involved in Federation debate were British and not motivated to federate
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What is the meaning of unions
The Labour movement pushes for better wages in colonies
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What is the meaning of QLD Cane farmers
QLD cane farmers wanted to employ Pacific Islander people for cheap labour but federation would ruin that with immigration
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Who was Henry Parks?
Henry parks made the tenterfield speech and was for federation
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When and where was Henry born
England in 1815
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How many times was park the premiere between 1872-1891
5
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What year was Henry the president of the first Australasian convention
1891
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What does the word constitution mean
A set of laws that govern AUS
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What date did AUS federate
1/1/1901
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who helped write the constitution
Andrew Inglese Clark Edmund Barton Henry Parks
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What inspired the 3 people that wrote the constitution
Wos Minister
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Explain women's suffrage
Women thought that if Australia federated, they would get the right to vote so they supported federation