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The soldiers being charged are Australians, then should they have not been tried by Australian court? British’s practice of imperialism prevents the Australian government from doing so. Also the trial is set up for the Australians to be found guilty; setting the Australians as examples to retain order within the British army. British once again using its practice of imperialism see Australian sacrifices’ as a small price to pay. Australian government is said to have agreed with the convict, one can assume this is due to British influence, practice of imperialism.
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In October 1939 he became Minister in charge of Scientific and Industrial Research, and during November–December 1939 he was Acting Minister for Air and Civil Aviation. On 26th January 1966 Holt became the Prime Minister of Australia. While Prime Minister he dismantled some of the remaining traces of the White Australia policy that had excluded non-British and later non-European immigrants since Federation. The referendum of 1967, in which Aboriginal people were counted in the census and gave the Commonwealth government power to legislate for indigenous people, also occurred under Holt's stewardship. Holt also supporting the United States with Lyndon B. Johnson in what became the Vietnam War, and most particularly the policy of conscription in which randomly chose young Australian men were sent to Vietnam to
Annotated Bibliography - Thursday 4-5pm tutorial 1) Tavan, G 2005, The long, slow death of White Australia, 1st edn, Scribe Publications, Victoria, Australia. ‘The long, slow death of White Australia’ encircles the fundamental ideals, concerns and history of the White Australia policy, comprehensively detailing the uprising progression of the policy as well as its gradual demise and entailing consequences. In providing an effectual in-depth analysis of the primary motivations and values manifested in the policy, as well as focusing particularly on its dismantlement through the careful evaluation of successive legislative provisions, the author thereby enables readers to effectively grasp a profound understanding of the policy’s context, its repercussions and aftermath. Encompassing the principles, background
Brown, as president of World Watch Institute, presents the burden that overpopulation has on Earth’s resources and its ability to sustain that population. Cadillac Desert: The American West and Its Disappearing Water by Marc Reisner, 1986. This author presents the history of water development in California – the real story that was partially presented in the film “Chinatown”. Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed by Jared Diamond, 2005. Diamond examines why ancient societies, including the Anasazi of the American Southwest and the Viking colonies of Greenland, as well as modern ones such as Rwanda, have fallen apart, sometimes due to disregard for their
Is the novel ’Brave New World’ utopia or dystopia? ’’Brave New World’’ a novel by Aldous Huxley (1894-1963),published in 1932. This novel is about dystopian state in the 7th century AF (after Ford). Since I have already stated that this novel is dystopia it is now the time to explain my opininon on the main question of this essay. ’’The action of the story develops round Bernard Marx , an unorthodox and therefore unhappy Alpha-Plus, who visits a New Mexican Reservation with Lennina Bheta girl, and he brings back a Savage to London.
There was some economic development and stabilisation that did occur throughout the period but this was minimal and there was stagnation across the sector. Finally there was some social progress and development but it was overshadowed and undermined by cultural polarisation. This shows that the overall statement of political calm, economic development and social progress in the mid 1920’s is not totally accurate as it doesn’t take into account the problems faced by the constitution but there is some truth in the statement. This is why I believe that Germany experienced a period of political calm, economic development and social progress in the mid 1920’s to a limited extent as while there were success there were key failures and limitations. There was some political calm during the period.