… the immigration policies of the commonwealth government for the following two periods: ·<Tab/>1945 to the 1960's ·<Tab/>1972 to the 1990's B) To what extent was the Whitlam government responsib…

… limitations presented by Richard White (Images of Australia) regarding the factors that have contributed to the making of the Australian national identity. Focussing the essay on the Anzac legend, this essay will be approached and supported with the…

… is no longer relevant in Australia". To say that class is irrelevant in today's society is a great understatement. Although the statement may have some authority as Australia shouldn't have class structures, this essay will demonstrate the fact that…

… extent does Marilyn Lake's analysis of the 1890s apply to current constructions of Australian masculinity?" Each competing idea/construction will be discussed and presented, and this question will be approached and supported with the appropriate…

… in a trench at Gallipoli, its only 3pm but it feels like I have been awake for months right now, I constantly hear bombs going off machine gun fire, followed by men screaming, it is a dreadful thought I no. I should never have made such a mistake…

… and the Philippines was extremely difficult; both countries were unwilling to promote languages, which their country had negative associations with. A nations cultural healthy depends on the preservation and fostering of all its indigenous Languages…

… problems which contributes to the over throw of the in the year 1917 are, first of all the Tsar made mistakes by taking personal charge of the army and the actions he took after he did. Secondly, World war one played a big part in his over throw and…

… the Middle Passage, it had at least been civil. I have my wife and my children and together we managed even in times of doubt. Then came the voyage from my homeland, Africa, across the Atlantic. I was one of over 600 people taken from their work,…

… the father of history, who was the first historian to apply critical evaluation to his material, while also recording divergent opinions. He made his prose style resemble the finest poetry by its persuasiveness, its charm, and its utterly delightful…

… <Tab/>Leonardo Da Vinci, an artist, scientist, inventor, mathematician, engineer, and architect, was among the first great thinkers to apply the scientific method to his philosophies. He performed detailed experiments, in particular…