In the post-war era starting in 1945, the Australian government signed agreements with international organizations to settle 'displaced persons' alongside new migrants. What was a significant long-term impact of this decision on the Australian community?
- AThe permanent closure of all migration programs to people from Great Britain
- The growth of a diverse society with origins in many different European countriesCevap
- CThe requirement that all new citizens live in rural areas for at least ten years
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The growth of a diverse society with origins in many different European countries
The correct answer is correct because the programs initiated after 1945 specifically sought to increase the population by recruiting from across Europe. This led to a fundamental shift in Australia's demographics, introducing a wide range of cultures, traditions, and languages that laid the foundation for modern Australian multiculturalism.
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Post-WWII Migration and Multiculturalism
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Think about how the term 'multiculturalism' relates to the millions of people who arrived from different parts of Europe after the war.
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Consider if the population became more similar to what it was before 1945 or if it became more varied in its origins.
Daha Fazla Pratik
Research the 'Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Scheme' to see a specific example of how post-war migrants contributed to national development.
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