Australian Flashcards
What are the Symbols/Rituals of Anzac Day?
Symbols Rituals
- Poppy National Anthem
- Anzac Cookies Minuets Silence
- Rosemary The Last Post
- Slouch Hat Laying of Wreaths
- Mate-ship Flags at half mast
Examples of a steriotypical Australians?
All Australians…
Like Shrimp on Barbie Join the Army
Wear thongs Love Lamb
Say -G’day Mate!
Guard Beaches
What are The symbols of Australia?
Vegemite National Anthem
Sydney Harbour Bridge Commonwealth coat of arms
Sydney Opera House Colours - Green and Gold
Uluru Australian Flag
Kangaroo
What is the difference between a Migrant and a refugee?
*A ‘refugee’ is a person who ‘needs’ to leave there country from War etc. and a ‘Migrant’ is a person who chooses to leave their country for better living conditions or to find work.
What is Harmony Day and it’s theme?
The Harmony Day theme is - ‘Everyone Belongs’
Harmony Day is a Day to celebrate Australians diversity - a day of cultural respect for everyone who calls Australia home. It’s about inclusiveness and respect.
What was the White Australia Policy about?
The White Australia Policy was the name given to a number of laws that stopped non-Europeans from coming to live in Australia (1901 - 1973)
Advantages and disadvantages of migrating to Australia?
Advantages: Disadvantages:
Better Living Conditions Very Hot in Summer
No War Shock of a new culture - Language,
More Jobs food and celebrations
Better Education Away from family
Good Nature
What is Anzac Day about?
Anzac Day - April 25 marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War.
Information about your Famous Australian?
Dick Smith
- Most famous for a successful business career.
- Achievement - Australia Day Honours 1999 for services to the community, charity and business.
- Greatest Contribution - Giving time and expertise to others (Farmers, Businesses and charity).
