Essay On Australian Federation
The Australian federation was a time of unification and making all the places in Australia one. The intention of this essay is to argue that the Federation of Australia was a triumph for all Australians as it gave a sense of pride. The federation of Australia was a triumph for Australian unity as it gave Australia better trading systems as it allowed Australia to trade more goods across the entire country, the federation also gave Australia one national defence which was better than having a separate army for each state. It also introduced the unification of parliament.
To begin with, how did the Australian federation develop? Before federation Australia was made up of multiple and separate British people called colonists who lived in colonies. …show more content…
From the federation of Australia there were a lot of changes, like, the constitution that was made, it instead of several individual armies’ we had one large army that contributed of the entirety of Australia. Australia also unified the railways, before federation every state had a different type of track, there were also many more things that changed due to federation like sporting teams and the main factor of being known as Australians and no longer British colonists. From the federation of Australia there were a lot of changes, like, instead of several individual armies’ we had one large army that contributed of the entirety of Australia. Australia also unified the railways to make it easier to trade goods across the country and a form of transport, before federation every state had a different type of track meaning trade could only be completed in the one state and if trade wanted to happen outside the state it would have been done with other transport which was not as efficient as the train was. There were also many more things that changed due to federation like sporting teams and the main factor of being known as Australians and no longer British colonists. This has been proven by a primary source showing the difference of a non-federated Australia and an Australia that was federated, it shows Australia as unified and not separate. From the federation of Australia, the country was introduced with many
To begin with, how did the Australian federation develop? Before federation Australia was made up of multiple and separate British people called colonists who lived in colonies. …show more content…
From the federation of Australia there were a lot of changes, like, the constitution that was made, it instead of several individual armies’ we had one large army that contributed of the entirety of Australia. Australia also unified the railways, before federation every state had a different type of track, there were also many more things that changed due to federation like sporting teams and the main factor of being known as Australians and no longer British colonists. From the federation of Australia there were a lot of changes, like, instead of several individual armies’ we had one large army that contributed of the entirety of Australia. Australia also unified the railways to make it easier to trade goods across the country and a form of transport, before federation every state had a different type of track meaning trade could only be completed in the one state and if trade wanted to happen outside the state it would have been done with other transport which was not as efficient as the train was. There were also many more things that changed due to federation like sporting teams and the main factor of being known as Australians and no longer British colonists. This has been proven by a primary source showing the difference of a non-federated Australia and an Australia that was federated, it shows Australia as unified and not separate. From the federation of Australia, the country was introduced with many