True or False and Facts
The post-World War II migration waves did not significantly affect Australian society.
No They did
what was Australia's population after WW2?
7.4 million people
At least 2 years, locking in millions for the development of the economy.
What was the demographic makeup of Australia before World War II?
Mostly British people and Indigenous Australians.
Who was Arthur Calwell?
The first minister of immigration
How many people died in the Darwin bombings?
200 people
What was the economic state of Australia immediately after World War II?
It was stretched and Stressed.
What was one effect of multiculturalism on Australian society after World War II?
It reshaped Australia (art, culture)
The Twenty Pound Pom scheme allowed British people to migrate to Australia for 20 British pounds.
No, Trick question
Ten pound Pom scheme allowed the Migration of
Who did the Snowy Mountain Scheme employ?
This huge hydro-electric project employed many migrants from over 30 countries.
Question: How did public opinion on immigration change after World War II?
It became more favourable as immigration growed.
True or False: The universal declaration of human rights was established in 1949 and influenced Australia to improve immigrant rights.
No trick question
Why did people migrate to Australia?
Because of unstable conditions created by the war and aerial bombing.
What was the Ten Pound Pom scheme managed under?
The White Australia Policy
What is this: It is a web of conscious and unconscious beliefs, interpersonal actions, and deeply embedded societal structures that continuously advantage certain groups while marginalising others based on race or ethnicity.
Racism
True or False: The Snowy Mountain scheme was 68% made of immigrants.
No.
Arthur Calwell or Prime minister Ben chiffley
The Australian Government brought people from the Greek Island of Kalymnos to which Australian City.
Darwin
What is the word for this:In a descriptive sense, it refers to the demographic coexistence of diverse cultures. Politically and philosophically, it is a framework of policies and ideologies that seek to recognise, accommodate, and celebrate this diversity without demanding minority
Multiculturalism