Arrival of Religions
What was the dominant religion brought by Britain in 1788?
Christianity
What is sectarianism defined as?
The conflict or division between religious groups.
Christian welfare that was motivated by benevolence and this desire to spread Christianity.
Evangelism
Who was the first chaplain of the colony?
Richard Johnson
What was one consequence of forcing Catholics to attend Anglican services?
Increased resentment and sectarian tension
This religious tradition arrive on the First Fleet with between 6 and 13 adherents.
Judaism
Who are the two groups most involved in the Australian Sectarian conflict?
Catholics and Protestants
This Christian organisation became famous for helping Australians during the Great Depression.
The Salvation Army
This person was known as the "Flogging Parson".
Samuel Marsden
Greater Irish Catholic migration
Many followers of this religion arrived as indentured labourers from India.
Hinduism
The 1804 uprising that increased fear about Irish Catholics was known as what?
The Castle Hill Rebellion
Many churches focused on this group rather than everyone in need.
The deserving poor
Founder of the Sisters of St Joseph and Australia's First Catholic saint.
Mary MacKillop
What was one consequence of the White Australia Policy?
Restricted the growth of non-Christian religions.
This religion became associated with Afghan camel drivers in the Australian outback.
Islam
Which event in 1922 contributed significantly to the decline of sectarianism?
The Irish Independence / Anglo-Irish Treaty
What is the name of Australia's earliest welfare organisation, established in 1813.
The Benevolent Society
This Archbishop campaigned against conscription during World War I.
Daniel Mannix
What was one consequence of the Great Depression for churches?
Increased demand for welfare services.
What is the name of the government policy that restricted the growth of many non-Christian religions before 1945?
The White Australia Policy
What is the name for the issue that divided many Protestant and Irish Catholics during World War I?
Conscription
What are the 3 major institutions that Christian welfare helped to establish?
Hospitals
Orphanages
Benevolent Asylums
Who is the Presbyterian minister who established the Australian Inland Mission?
John Flynn
What was one consequence of sectarianism for education?