Migration stories since 1901
Explain the causes of people migrating to Australia since Federation and throughout the 20th century, their stories and the effects on Australian society, including migrants from the Asia region
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- Explain push and pull factors for migration after World War II (e.g. the 'populate or perish' program, the Snowy Mountains Scheme and displaced persons)
- Retell a migrant's story using an oral history or primary source (e.g. a Vietnamese refugee arriving after 1975)
- Describe effects of migration on Australian society, such as new foods, languages, businesses and festivals
“Has your child heard a migration story — maybe from your own family or a neighbour — and can they explain why people came to Australia and how they changed it?”
Curriculum record
- Type
- Conceptual
- Subject
- History
- Domain
- Modern History
- Age range
- Ages 11–12
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