Australia's Early Days
by
SebbyHay
Last updated 5 years ago
Discipline:
Social Studies Subject:
World History
Grade:
5


Australia's Early Days
The Broken Hill Miners’ strike triggered by mine owners reversing a previous wage agreement and then introducing non-union labour.
Sir Henry Parkes NSW Premier and Father of Federation says, The crimson thread of kinship runs through us all.
South Australian women are granted the right to vote and the right to stand for Parliament.
The Western Australian Parliament authorises the raising of a loan to construct a water pipeline from Perth to the goldfields of Kalgoorlie.
In South Australia, Catherine Helen Spence becomes first woman in the world to stand for election when she stands as a candidate for the Australasian Federal Convention.
History
The long boom which lasted since the 1850s gold strikes- is over. Severe depression hits Australia, caused by various colonial balance of payment crises.
1890
1890-93
1891
1894
1896
1897
This is the Thread of Kinship
Severe Depression hits Australia
First SA women to vote for parliament
Goldfields of Kalgoorlie
Catherine Helen Spence
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