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    systems in the world. Politics may not be a passion by all but it is something that runs Australia and is needed to be acknowledged as it puts laws in place for the citizens of Australia. The compulsory system is apart of everyday life and the decisions made by the government impacts the services that citizens receive‚ such as tax costs and improve the nation’s future. Compulsory voting should remain in Australia for many reasons‚ such as it gives Australian citizens the legitimate representation for

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    Australia is known for its fantastic sights‚ unique animals and many other things. But like all good things‚ it also has its problems that are not easily seen. The country known as the land down under has a unique history with convicts and resources that has led to some problems the country faces today. These problems include a serious gambling problem and environmental concerns. The history of Australia and how it was settled is interesting and different from most other countries. The first Europeans

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    Modern Australia; there’s no place for sexism Lovely woman‚ hesitating Round the booths in sweet dismay Her gentle bosom palpitating Lest she cast her vote away 1902‚ a moment of such Liberation‚ such pride. It was the period when Australia became one of the first countries to allow women to vote. The poem I just read described how anxious women were to have their say for the first time. It was a hope for equality‚ men and women‚ same opportunities‚ same treatment. To this day‚ many will still

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    welfare boards and state Ordinances took place. Colonialism revolved around Cultural‚ Political and Economic domination. Racism is the final factor associated with the stolen generation. Racism is Discrimination and Exclusion from all sectors of society‚ such as (education‚ training‚ employment‚). Non-Aboriginal control of Aboriginal administration and policy. It is based on the notion of cultural and racial superiority. Racism assumes that certain groups are culturally‚ biologically‚ genetically

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    to toe‚ leaving a small slit for the eyes to be able to see. It is worn by Muslim/Islamic women‚ often due to pressure from society‚ the men of their home countries or from the families of the women. Australia is one of many democratic countries. Democracy being a form of government in which all people have an equal say in the decisions that affect their lives. Australia being a democratic country means we should not be overruled by religious views. In Britain there are rising cases of banks

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    Indian life and thought. Some see India’s caste system as the defining feature of Indian culture and some have dismissed it as a colonial artefact. Since the days of the British rule‚ both historians and anthropologists referred to India as a ‘caste society’. Obviously this is an overstatement of the importance of caste. But for many leading personalities‚ caste was‚ and is‚ a real force in Indian life. As explained by experts in the field such as Dr Susan Bayly‚ caste is not the essence of Indian culture

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    development of the Australian Constitution‚ the question has been raised over the inclusion of a Bill of Rights within society. A Bill of Rights has never been a part of Australia although some say it would help to protect basic human rights from political interference and in some regard enhance the democratic nature of Australia. The bill has never been wanted or needed within Australia. It does not improve or guarantee anything but instead transfers power to unelected judges who already have a heavy

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    The Industrial Revolution had a great impact on not only Great Britain‚ but Australia as well. Wool‚ wheat and mining where just a few of the things that Australia provided during the 1800s. Australia provided Great Britain with many raw materials in the nineteenth century such as wool‚ to meet the demands of the new textile industry‚ wheat to feed the population and increase what was growing on British farms‚ metals such as gold‚ copper‚ lead‚ zinc‚ silver and tin‚ and other materials such as

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    Marxist theory on poverty in Australia In this essay I will describing poverty and its incidence in the Australian context‚ I also will explain the Marxist theory and its fundamental characteristics analysing the two in relation to one and other. Researchers believe a line should be drawn‚ the problem of these measures is that they focus exclusively on income. But poverty is also defined through other indicators such as education‚ health‚ access to services and infrastructure‚ vulnerability

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    E7PZAS-60 1/4/12 PBA Essay Society may affect an individual limiting his/her personal goals. For example marriage‚ kids‚ and a person’s occupation. Many woman stop going after their dreams because of love ones. Social responsibility does hinder an individual personal happiness. Two examples of this is being a criminal and traits being pass down from generation to generation A person’s responblity in society can hinder him/her from

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