Important dates Flashcards

1
Q

When was the first freedom ride?

A

4 May 1961

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2
Q

Easybeats were a glowing example

A

The 1960s

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3
Q

The success of Johnny O’Keefe and the Dee Jays in the US

A

The late 1950s

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4
Q

Australian music’s reach is greater than at any point in history since when?
Give examples of artists who have enjoyed great international chart success.

A

Since 2012

Examples Gotye, Five Seconds of Summer, Sia and Iggy Azalea

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5
Q

The Bee Gees became one of the most influential contributors to popular culture when?

A

The 1970s

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6
Q

Helen Reddy became a voice of the women’s movement with her hit ‘I Am Woman’ when?

A

The 1970s

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7
Q

Olivia Newton-John became relevant when?

A

The 70s and 80s

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8
Q

AC/DC, INXS, Midnight Oil, Men at Work, Rick Springfield

A

The 1980s

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9
Q

4 Australian influences in the 1990s and 2000s

A

Savage Garden
Natalie Imbruglia
Tina Arena
Keith Urban

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10
Q

Australian influences today

A

Iggy Azaela

Gotye

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11
Q

Colour production came to Australia..

A

..with the 1955 film Jedda

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12
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A little about Jedda…

A

Jedda was also the first Australian film to use Aboriginal actors in lead roles and the first to feature at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.
Jedda’s themes of racial conflict are still relevant and its representation of Aboriginal people is much debated.

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13
Q

Australia produced nearly 400 films between

A

1970 and 1985

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14
Q

Good evening and welcome to television.’Bruce Gyngell

A

Sydney, 16 September 1956.

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15
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About these words: “Good evening and welcome to television”

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These were the first words spoken on Australian television. Since then, Australian television has grown to include: five national free-to-air stations; regional stations; community stations; and countless cable stations.
Television - both watching and producing - is a part of Australian culture. Through television, we have been able to witness some of the most memorable and important national and international events of the past 50 years - history in the making.

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16
Q

When was the television made?

A

1956

17
Q

When did rock ‘n’ roll music arrive in Australia?

A

1956

18
Q

Day of Mourning

A

1938

19
Q

Referendum

A

1967