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HIST340 Australian History since 1901

Credits
4 credit points

Lecturer
Dr M Arrow

Unit Description
Australian History since 1901 presents a social and cultural history of Australia in the twentieth century, offering broad-ranging and diverse interpretations of the period. We will cover the fundamental political changes from the early years of the Labor Party, right through to the rise of the Right and Pauline Hanson on the cusp of the new millennium. We will explore the foundations of Australian national identity and analyse the manifest social changes that occurred across the century. We will feature the central developments of the century, from war to depression and back to war again, as well as addressing the everyday experiences of Australians through looking at migration, suburbanisation, protest, and popular culture. The course considers Australian history through various categories of analysis, including class, race, ethnicity and gender.

 

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