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Treaty of Versailles
The
peace treaty
that ended
World War I
Censorship
The suppression or prohibition of speech, public
communication
, or other
information
Holocaust
The genocide of six million Jews and millions of others by
Nazi Germany
during
World War II
Final Solution
Nazi Germany's
plan for the
systematic genocide
of Jews during World War II
Prisoners of War
Members of
armed forces
who are
captured
and held by the enemy during conflict
Axis Powers
The coalition of
Germany
, Italy, and
Japan
during World War II
Allied Powers
The coalition of countries, including the United States,
Soviet
Union, United Kingdom, and
China
, that opposed the Axis Powers
Imperialism
A policy of
extending
a country's power and influence through colonisation or
military
force
Nationalism
A political ideology that emphasises the
interests
and
culture
of a particular nation
Expansionism
A policy of
territorial
or
economic
expansion
The Singapore Strategy
A
British
defence strategy to protect its
empire
in Asia by fortifying Singapore
Terra Nullius
A
Latin
term meaning "
land belonging to no one
"
Assimilation
A policy of integrating
minority
groups into the dominant
culture
Native Title
Legal recognition of the traditional rights and interests to
land
and
waters
of Indigenous peoples
Wave Hill Strike
A landmark labour strike by
Indigenous
workers in Australia in
1966
Stolen Generation
The generations of Aboriginal and
Torres Strait
Islander children forcibly removed from their families by
Australian
government policies
Freedom Ride
A
1965
civil rights campaign by Australian students to highlight the poor living conditions of
Aboriginal
people
Reconciliation
The process of addressing
past
injustices and improving
relationships
between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians
Redfern Speech
A speech by Prime Minister Paul
Keating
in 1992 acknowledging the
injustices
faced by Indigenous Australians
The Apology
The formal apology by
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd
in 2008 to the
Stolen Generations
Uluru Statement From the Heart
A 2017 document calling for constitutional recognition of
Indigenous
Australians and the establishment of a First Nations Voice to
Parliament
"Push-Pull Factors"
Conditions that drive people away from their
homeland
(
push
) and attract them to a new area (pull)
Populate or Perish
A
post-World War
II Australian policy aimed at increasing the population through
immigration
Assisted Migration
Programs to help people
immigrate
to a new country by providing
financial
or logistical support
Displaced Persons
Individuals forced to
leave
their
homes
due to conflict, persecution, or disaster
10 Pound Poms
British immigrants
who moved to Australia under a scheme that charged them only
£10
for their passage
Communism
A political and economic ideology advocating for a
classless society
and
communal ownership
of production
Democracy
A system of government where the population
exercises power
through
elected representatives
Cold War
The geopolitical tension between the
Soviet
Union and the United States from the end of World War II until the early
1990s
United Nations
An international organisation founded in 1945 to promote
peace
,
security
, and cooperation among countries