Humanities: Australian Values

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Freedom

Being able to make choices and express beliefs.

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Equality

Treating people fairly and equally.

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Fair Go

Giving everyone an equal chance to succeed.

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Compassion

Caring for those experiencing hardship.

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Inclusion

Ensuring everyone feels accepted and belongs.

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Responsibility

Taking ownership of your actions.

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Secularism

Keeping religion separate from government.

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Example of Freedom

People are free to choose what religion they follow.

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Example of Equality

Men and women are both allowed to vote.

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Example of Fair Go

Everyone has the right to apply for a job.

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Example of Compassion

Helping less unfortunate people with charity.

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Example of Inclusion

Welcoming people from different backgrounds and cultures.

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Example of Responsibility

Following the road rules of Australia

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When did the first Australians arrive?

At least 65,000 years ago.

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When did the First Fleet arrive?

1788

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When did the convicts start arriving?

1788

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When did the gold rush happen?

1851

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When was the White Australia Policy introduced?

1901

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When was the Populate or Perish slogan introduced?

1945

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When did the Vietnamese refugees start arriving?

1975

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When did Australia become a modern multicultural nation?

2016-

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Culture

The way a group of people live, including their beliefs and traditions.

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Idenitity

The beliefs, values, culture and experiences that make a person who they are.

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Demographics

Information about a population, such as age, gender, culture, income and location.

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Material Culture

Things you can touch, like clothing, food and buildings.

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Non-Material Culture

Things you cannot touch, like beliefs, values and traditions.