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HIS279: Convicts and Settlers: Colonial Australia
(Not available in 2010)
This unit is a study of white colonial society in Australia from 1788 to the depression of the 1890s. It focuses on events and issues that have shaped the character of Australian society, examining our origins as a convict settlement, the development of pastoralism and free immigration, the impact of the gold rushes, the growth of an urban culture and the origins of nationalism. Students will have an opportunity to explore documentary sources and different theoretical approaches.
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| Enrolment Options | Not available 2010 |
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| Contact Time | Lectures: 2 hours per week; tutorials: 1 hour per week.
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| Prerequisites | Nil.
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| School | School of Social Sciences and Humanities |
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Key to Offshore Campus Location abbreviations:
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APMISIN | Asia Pacific Management Institute (Singapore) |
CEJTOKYO | Chiropractic Education Japan (Tokyo) |
JKURASHIKI | NET Corporation (Kurashiki, Japan) |
KDUPG | KDU College (Penang, Malaysia) |
KDUPJ | KDU College (Petaling Jaya, Malaysia) |
SGP-REPOLY | Republic Polytechnic (Singapore) |
SMANUFED | Singapore Manufacturing Federation |
ZHENGZHOU | Zhengzhou University (China) |
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