Migration / Urbanisation - Week 4 Notes

Flashcards covering Week 4 notes: BTN Adelaide highlight, choropleth mapping task with 2021 ABS data, key events timeline, migration stories (5 narratives), and Daymap scaffold.

What is the focus of Week 4 in the notes?

Migration / Urbanisation.

Which city was highlighted as the most liveable in the BTN clip?

Adelaide.

What data does the choropleth mapping task use to show migration to Australia in 2021?

Population by country of birth in Australia (ABS 2021).

What is a choropleth map?

A thematic map that uses shades of a color to represent values for geographic areas, such as population by country of birth.

Which country of birth contributed the most people to Australia in 2021 according to ABS data?

England (967,390).

Which country had about 710,380 people migrating to Australia in 2021?

India.

Which country had about 559,980 people migrating to Australia in 2021?

New Zealand.

What does the legend on the choropleth map represent?

Ranges of population values by country of birth (e.g., 900,000+, 300,000-499,000, etc.).

What data source is used for the choropleth mapping task?

Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data for 2021.

What are the start and end dates for the Key Events Timeline exercise?

Start 1788; End 2023.

Where should students add the dates and descriptions for the Key Events Timeline?

In their book timeline (1788 to 2023) with dates and descriptions.

Where is the Migrating Stories scaffold to be filled?

On Daymap, called Scaffold Migrating Stories.

How many Migration Stories are included in the notes?

Five (Stories 1–5).

What year did Lê Thành Nhơn flee Vietnam?

1975.

In which Australian city did Lê Thành Nhơn work after fleeing Vietnam?

Melbourne.

How does Lê Thành Nhơn describe his art in relation to broken lives?

He sculpts the sorrow of broken lives.

What was Vincenzo Dublé’s occupation in Sicily?

Barber (barber also acted as dentists and surgeons).

Why did Vincenzo Dublé migrate to Australia?

Economic depression in the early 1930s and the aim to establish a business and bring his wife and children.

Where did Mei Quong Tart originate from, and where did he become a prominent figure by the 1890s?

Originated from Canton; became a prominent business figure in Sydney.

In what year did Mrs Freer attempt to migrate to Australia, and what language was she tested in?

1936; Italian.

Why could Mrs Freer be refused entry to Australia?

Because of what was seen as immorality of her behaviour.

When did Barbara Porritt migrate to Australia and what milestone did her arrival represent?

1955; celebrated as the millionth post-war migrant.

What did Barbara Porritt symbolize for post-war Australia?

Youth, beauty, and promise for the future.