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    Port Moresby. This resulted in the Japanese forces‚ making an overland assault across the Owen Stanley Ranges and along the Kokoda Track. It was this overland assault for the capture of Port Moresby‚ which led to a fierce campaign on the Kokoda Trail. This battle signified an important event in Australia’s history‚ because of the severe threat of invasion of Australia and the impact it had in shaping the Australian identity.

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    Kokoda

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    the Anzac identity but the first generation of Anzacs were fighting for Empire and Mother England. At Kokoda‚ a new generation of Anzacs‚ although showing the same characteristics as their ancestors‚ achieved much more. As Keating said “The Australians who served here in Papua New Guinea fought and died not in defence of the old world‚ but the new world. Their world. They died in defence of Australia…”. The Anzacs were characterised by mateship‚ courage‚ humour and the ability to be at ease despite

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    The Significance of Kokoda

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    The significance of Kokoda for Australian’s can be seen in many different ways. In a strategic sense and also in a symbolic sense. Firstly‚ the Kokoda Campaign saved Australia from possible invasion‚ or more precisely from being isolated from the United States of America . Secondly‚ Kokoda was the battle that lead to victory in the Second World War‚ as well as to improvement of Australia’s post-war practices and military operations. Symbolically‚ the Kokoda Track will be remembered when Australia’s

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    Essay On Kokoda

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    The Battle of Kokoda is remembered as being the most significant battle fought by the Australian’s in World War II. (4) Kokoda is recognized as one of the most celebrated and significant battle fought by the ANZAC’S because of the fear of the looming invasion by the Japanese at the time of Kokoda. Japanese were establishing them self a powerful army but the Australians were not threatened by them until a their were a few battles which heightened the fear of the Australian’s which included the Nanjing

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    Why was it so difficult for the Australians to fight on the Kokoda Trail in 1942 during WW2? The battle of the Kokoda Trail occurred from July 1942 until January 1943 and is known as one of the most important battles of WW2. Located in Papua New Guinea‚ the Australian soldiers fought against the Japanese army in order to protect Australia. The Kokoda was the ‘bloodiest’ of all battles in WW2 and included great involvement from the Australian soldiers. It was very difficult for the soldiers to

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    “Would polygamy work in Australia today? Use cross-cultural comparisons to support your argument‚ pay attention to the advantages and disadvantages of this form of marriage.” In this essay I will argue the point that polygamy will not work in the Australian society in which we live today. ‘Polygamy is not merely an exotic habit of a few faraway people. A wide range of very different societies allow a man to be married to more that one wife simultaneously and is even today a viable form of marriage

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    Racism In Australia Today

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    that is true with reports finding only 1 in 4 people in Australia are born in Australia. But Australia is still seen as one of the most racist countries in history and still show signs of its past in the present day. Many of my classmates tutorials shared the light on the racism on the racism taking fold 20 or 30 years ago but little talked about the problems facing our present society. In Chris’s tutorial he explored how race is seen in todays modern society. With the world becoming more technologically

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    Kokoda Track Terrain

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    Kokoda Track Terrain The Kokoda Trail or Track is a single-file foot thoroughfare that runs 96 kilometres overland — 60 kilometres in a straight line — through the Owen Stanley Range in Papua New Guinea. It was initially a series of interconnecting small trails used as a mail route to supply settlements around Kokoda. It was along this track‚ which crossed incredibly rugged and isolated terrain‚ that the Australian troops repelled the highly-trained Japanese invasion force. The length of the Kokoda

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    There are so many events that has shaped JROTC to how it is today. JROTC was established by congress in 1916. That was almost one hundred years ago. One hundred years ago people would not have thought we would have the things we have today. A hundred years from now the people will be writing about today. Everything changes overtime. One of the biggest things people take for granted today is technology. There are so many events that has shaped JROTC to how it is today. Norwich University is a private

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    Refugee resettlement is a very important and debated issue in Australia today. A refugee is a person who has fled their country of origin and is unable or unwilling to return because of a well-founded fear of being persecuted because of their race‚ religion‚ nationality‚ membership of a particular social group or political opinion. (Amnesty 2012). This is an issue that is extremely relevant‚ especially with large outflows of refugees from countries such as Syria‚ Afghanistan and Somalia (UNHCR 2015

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