A Nations Past
A nation past
For this assignment I have some interesting questions and some good statements to go thru. It is mainly about how a nation past has helped shaping their identity we see today. For this statement I´m starting off with just looking at Australia, and further on I will bring in some other countries so we can compare them together to either see the statement true or wrong. The Aboriginals is a great part of Australian history, but do people all over the world really know they lived in Australia before the British came? Are they apart of Australia’s identity today? Only one-way to find out, research, and that is what I´m going to do. To take a closer look and maybe find out more about this is by looking at how much of a multi-cultural society Australia really is. For the second part of the task, I will take a closer look at different nations to compare them to Australia´s past and identity. The country I will take a look at first are America. The British colonists found America, and quickly started settling, just like they did later in Australia. We are going to see if we can draw some lines between the two invasions and off course see how this has effected the identity we see today. Second up is Great Britain itself. I intend to discuss how their constant struggle of wanting to conquer the world has helped shaped who they are today. I´m going to compare other countries actions in war with all the wars Britain has been apart of. I also want to take a look at how all the exploring and colonisation has had an impact on the countries being colonised. Can we see British genes in their identity today? I have some good books to help me with research as well as some good Internet sources that I will reference to under way of the essay. Lean back and relax when you now reading about how a nation's past is a primary feature in the shaping of its identity and how a multi-cultural society can help us prove this either right or wrong. One of the first things I have
For this assignment I have some interesting questions and some good statements to go thru. It is mainly about how a nation past has helped shaping their identity we see today. For this statement I´m starting off with just looking at Australia, and further on I will bring in some other countries so we can compare them together to either see the statement true or wrong. The Aboriginals is a great part of Australian history, but do people all over the world really know they lived in Australia before the British came? Are they apart of Australia’s identity today? Only one-way to find out, research, and that is what I´m going to do. To take a closer look and maybe find out more about this is by looking at how much of a multi-cultural society Australia really is. For the second part of the task, I will take a closer look at different nations to compare them to Australia´s past and identity. The country I will take a look at first are America. The British colonists found America, and quickly started settling, just like they did later in Australia. We are going to see if we can draw some lines between the two invasions and off course see how this has effected the identity we see today. Second up is Great Britain itself. I intend to discuss how their constant struggle of wanting to conquer the world has helped shaped who they are today. I´m going to compare other countries actions in war with all the wars Britain has been apart of. I also want to take a look at how all the exploring and colonisation has had an impact on the countries being colonised. Can we see British genes in their identity today? I have some good books to help me with research as well as some good Internet sources that I will reference to under way of the essay. Lean back and relax when you now reading about how a nation's past is a primary feature in the shaping of its identity and how a multi-cultural society can help us prove this either right or wrong. One of the first things I have