Australia

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Social Interaction

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!940 & 1950 = TP for women

girls go school

most ab house work

but less educated about develop

not much can go to 2school and Uni

1966

married women cannot have longterm job

However

Some strong women still stand up for their own interest

Still harsh preconception on marriage

gender inequality in family

Female

power less

vow to obey husband

Do mother and wife role

Stay home

not much chance to gain power

Male

power

X vow to obey wife

Go out and work

1950s

Hardship

getting alien registration certificate

Policy to protect the country

limiting within work required hard condition

Au racist them

B/c of being considered for their own goods/jobs

wog

Many migrant people comes to AU after WWII

post-war period

Plus the aid of Bipartisan

!st-non-Bristish immigrants

Cold War

War btw Western democratic societies and Eastern communist block

AU anti communist fears led:

long term power by the conservative government

Labor party 'power

Au involved bc having relation with US which was fighting with the USSR

18yrs old male need to join military for war

Anzac Day

This open the new chance for non-Bristish migrant people

70000 migrants/ yr

lack of housing

ppl live with poor condition in camp

19955 - reached 1 million immigrants

1947 & 1961- Greek population grow fast and high

1951&1952 signed to accept some country not Birstish

These people need to try hard to achieve a better life for theirselves and family lineage

influenced from American culture

Black & white television

Public interest

Decline of cinema

broadcast

Melbourne

Sydney

1956

Pop

Gender Role

traditional culture's value -very strong

leading ppl think that is normal

Even making the law

men control women's finance

Economic condition

1950- the beginning of 'suburban dream'

Aboriginal's right

Opera House 1st appear

Separate housing/ proper houses

Jobs require less hard work

wealthier families

Better condition