First Fleet Flashcards

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First settlement NSW

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Sydney cove, 1788

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first settlement of port phillip bay and foundation of melbourne

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1835

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3
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gold rush

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1851

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4
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intro to 8 hours working day

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1856

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5
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federation

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1901

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6
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penal colony

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set up to contain prisoners from the home country

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industrial revolution

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rapid development in manufactoring and industry from 1750-1900 particularly in britain

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american war of independence

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between britain and 13 british colonies in north america(1775-1783)leading to independence and formation of USA

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9
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first fleet

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11 ships with convicts and british officers that left britain in 1787 to NSW

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why choose Australia

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.Industrial revolution-need for materials
.overcrowding of prisons
.american civil war

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11
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referendum

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a vote by the electorate on a single political question

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constitution

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document that outlines structure and powers of the federal government.acts as a blue print upon which the governing of the country is based

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seperation of power

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govern power seperated by 3 groups: parliament, executive and judiciary.(Done to avoid total control from 1 group)

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house representatives

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one of 2 houses in australian parliament, this is the low one, 150 representatives are elected by aussies.

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senate

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one of houses of parliament. Consists of 76 senators.12 from each of the six states and 2 from each of the mainland territories. Elected by proportional representation.

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colony

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area under the full or partial political control of another country and occupied by settlers from that country

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nsw colony founded

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Victoria colony found

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Queensland colony founded

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western Australia colony founded

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tasmania colony founded

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northern territory colony founded

23
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william guthrie spence

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1848-1921, father of Australian trade union, a miner forming the miner association, during the depresition(1890’s) employees were cut back pay and welfare, was elected to be first Australian in parliament.

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Henry parkes premier of nsw 1815-1896

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proposes federation in 1867
.1881:proposed federal council…became reality in two years but nsw didnt participate because they were the richest so they gave more than recieving.argued for federation in 1893

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john feltham archibald 1856-1919 founder ofthe bulletin-the 'the bushmans bible'
raised awareness about national identity .established bulletin in 1880 .the archibald prize because of art award in his memory .first magazine to focus on local issues
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catherin helen spence 1825-1910 feminist activist
arranged homes for unwanted kids .first Aussie to be a political candidate .first women to preach in south Australian church
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defence
federation=united security and expansion .1889 2 events strengthened the approach to federation:1:major general sir bevan edwards recommended that the colonies unite strategies of defence.2:Sir henry parkes gave his speech(a speech of cry fof action)
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economy
federation allowed import+exportation for businesses= federation created from positive economical effect .victorian imports had tax+ protection ,nsw didnt .sugar importers to victoria argued with queensland sugar factories.After federation= increased strength of trade between colonies.
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developing a sense of nationalism
by 1890s, 70% of Australians were born as people associated themselves with Aussie customs and ways of life. federation=independence