Migration

When did Australia become a Federation?

• April 26 - 1900

• January 25 - 1901

• January 1 - 1901

• January 1 - 1900

What is immigration?

• Moving into a new country for a short period of time

• The action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country.

• Fleeing a war torn country

• Changing states

What is a refugee?

• A person who has the option to leave their homeland at anytime

• A person who flees there country and is immediately given a new life in the country they venture to

• A person who hasmany options with what to do with their lives

• A person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster

How would you describe Australias dominant demographic in 1901?

• American

• Asian

• European

• Anglo-Celtic

When did Australia first have contact with people from China?

• When Japan bobmed Darwin

• The Battle in the Pacific

• The Gold Rush

• 1912 Olympic Games

Who said 'Populate or perish' and what was his role in government?

• Arthur Calwell - Federal Minister for Immigration

• Edmund Barton - First Australian Prime Minister

• Billy Hughes - Prime Minister during WW1

• Pauline Hanson - One Nation Leader

In what year did large scale migration begin to Australia and after which event?

• 1949 - WW2

• 1947 -WW2

• 1944 -WW2

• 1919 -WW1

What does 'populate or perish' mean?

• Australia had to ensure the young population did not perish after WW2 as they were needed for the future

• Australia needed to employ people to find resources or the economy would perish.

• Australia needed to populate the east coast as our enemies were mostly to to east.

• Australia needed to build its population for economy and defence after WW2, or be taken over from enemies.

What were the motivations for the movement of 'populate or perish'?

• Fear of Jaoan after WW2

• Australia was too big to defend from enemies

• Our allies were too far away to help us in negative times

• Australia wanted to create a real estate boom

What percentage of Australia's population was Anglo-Celtic in 1945?

• 20%

• 53%

• 72%

• 93%