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Mark Easton, Geraldine Carrodus, Joanne Wilson, Annie Wilson, Richard Smith
'Oxford Big Ideas Humanities 9'
'Oxford Big Ideas Humanities 9'
Oxford University Press 2016
10.1 Australia (1750 - 1918) a timeline.pdf10.1 Australia (1750 - 1918_
10.2 The first Europeans arrive.pdf10.2 The first Europeans Arrive
10.3 The colonies of Australia.pdf10.3 The colonies of Australia
10.4 Development of the colonises during the 1800s.pdf10.4 Development of the colonies during the 1800s
10.5 The impact of early colonisation on Indigenous People.pdf10.5 The impact of early colonisation on Indigenous people
10.6 Ongoing effects of colonisation on Indigenous populations.pdf10.6 Ongoing effects of colonisation on Indigenous populations
10.7 The Australian Gold Rushes.pdf10.7 The Australian Gold Rushes
10.8 The experiences of the Chinese before 1900.pdf10.8 The experiences of the Chinese in Australia before 1900
10.9 The experiences of other non-Europeans in Australia before 1900.pdf10.9 The experiences of other non - Europeans in Australia before 1900
10.10 Emerging Australian Identity.pdf10.10 Emerging Australian Identity
10.11 The impact of gold.pdf10.11 The impact of gold
10.12 The development of Australian Culture.pdf10.12 The development of Australian Culture
10.13 The idea of a united Australia.pdf10.13 The idea of a united Australia
10.14 The Road to Federation.pdf10.12 The road to Federation
10.15 Reasons for Federation.pdf10.13 Reasons for Federation
10.16 Significant individuals - People who helped to shape the nation.pdf10.14 Significant Individuals: people who helped shape the nation
10.17 Australia becomes a nation.pdf10.17 Australia becomes a nation
*Includes structure of Australian Government and separation of powers
10.18 Living and working conditions in Australia around 1900 pages 254 to 259.pdf10.18 Living and working conditions in Australia around 1900
10.19 Legislation that shaped a nation.pdf10.19 Legislation that shaped a nation
*Includes women and Indigenous people
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