Federation 1
Federation 2
Federation 3
Indigenous Rights
Women's Rights
100

What is Federation?

The joining of colonies to form one governed nation.

100

What is a primary source?

A source that was created at the time of the event.

100

What is Henry Parkes known as? 

The F_ _ _ _ _  of F _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

The Father of Federation

100

Which Referendum changed 2 sections of the Constitution that were discriminating against Indigenous peoples?

The 1967 Referendum

100

What was Edith Cowan famous for?

Being the first Australian woman to be elected to a Parliament.

200

When did Australia's Federation occur?

1st January, 1901

200

Who was the first Prime Minister of Australia in 1901?

Edmund Barton

200

What speech is Henry Parkes most known for giving?

Tenterfield Oration

200
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples were not counted as A--------- c------- in the census.

Australian citizens

200

What did the 1902 Commonwealth Franchise Act do?

It gave all women (other than Indigenous women) over the age of 21 the right to vote in federal elections.

300

What were the 6 colonies that decided to federate?

Western Australia, NSW, Victoria, SA, Tasmania, QLD

300

What other country considered joining Australia to federate?

New Zealand

300

What is a nationwide vote that must have majority in order for a law to pass

Referendum

300

What was the result of the Constitution not allowing the Commonwealth Government to make laws relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples?

The states and territories made their own harmful laws, and the government couldn't remove or change them. 

300

What does 'suffrage' mean?

The right to vote in political elections

400

What needed to be written and checked before the colonies could federate?

The Constitution

400

In what years were the first and second Referendum for Federation held?

1898 and 1899

400

What are the rules and principles created to govern Australia?

Constitution

400

In what year did Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people gain political equality and were required to enrol and vote in Federal elections?

1984

400

What is a 'suffragist'?

A person who fights for everyone's right to vote.

500

What are 4 reasons the colonies wanted to federate?

- Defence

- Trade

- Immigration

- National Identity

500

In what year did WA vote yes for Federation?

1900

500

A type of government that is ruled by a monarch that the head (the King of England).

Monarchy

500

Which 2 sections of the Constitution discriminated against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples?

Section 51 and Section 127

500

What important right for women did Edith Cowan help make a law about?

The right to work in professions like law and medicine.