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ADDITIONAL SPECIAL INTERNET ADDRESSES TO USE TO SEARCH FOR MORE DETAIL http://www.letasa.asn.au/centenary.htm - a very good website which gives you all the main issues very clearly laid out http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/archives/ ozid/federation1901_1.html - go down this page to get to the information on why people wanted to or did not want to Federate http://www.peoplesvoice.gov.au/stories/ nsw/hay/hay_n_women.htm http://ccentre.design.highway1.com.au/ html/ex_nationatlast/001.htm - this site is especially useful for the colony of Western Australia - in addition to this page, have a look at the "For Schools" section.
FEDERATION KIT DISTRIBUTED TO SCHOOLS 1901 and all that: a Federation Resource Kit produced by the National Archives of Australia with support from the National Council for the Centenary of Federation and supplied to all schools in 2000. Unit One is of particular use. The accompanying CDRom game provides an alternative entry into the study of the background to Federation. GENERAL INTERNET RESOURCES LINKED ON THIS WEBQUEST http://www.curriculum.edu.au/democracy/ddunits/ units/ms4fq1acts.htm- the people behind the Discovering Democracy program - then follow the link to Focus Question One - Why do people decide that governments should Federation then click on Activity Six- Reasons for and against Federation . Have a wider look around this page. http://www.nla.gov.au/catalogue/pictures - search for images in categories such as 'free trade', 'protectionism', 'telegraph', 'shipping' which can be used in your presentation. Make sure that they are copyright free otherwise you can be accused of plagiarism, or stealing someone else's intellectual property The following CDs are mentioned on the Introductory Resources page with more instructions on how to use them there. CD ROMS - DISCOVERING DEMOCRACY PROGRAM DISTRIBUTED TO SCHOOLS Stories of Democracy supplied to all schools in 1998, particularly "The People Make a Nation ". One Destiny - The Federation Story supplied to all schools during the Centenary of Federation, particularly the Themes "The Road to Federation" and "The View from the Colonies".	PRINTED MATERIAL FROM DISCOVERING DEMOCRACY AUSTRALIAN READERS DISTRIBUTED TO SCHOOLS Lower Secondary Collection: Two Philosophers debate democracy, pp. 8 - 9 ; Lord of the Flies extract. by William Golding, pp. 10 - 11 ; Middle Secondary Collection: Cicero on the Laws of God and the Laws of People - De Republica, p. 24 ; Upper Secondary Collection: Men are wretched creatures and need strong government by Niccolo Machiavelli, p. 35; What makes Democracy possible? by Montesquiey, p. 36; Discovering Democracy School Materials Project - Middle Secondary Units, Making a Nation and What Sort of Nation.

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ADDITIONAL SPECIAL INTERNET ADDRESSES TO USE TO SEARCH FOR MORE DETAIL

http://www.letasa.asn.au/centenary.htm - a very good website which gives you all the
main issues very clearly laid out

http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/archives/ ozid/federation1901_1.html - go down this page to get to the information on why people wanted to or did not want to Federate

http://www.peoplesvoice.gov.au/stories/ nsw/hay/hay_n_women.htm

http://ccentre.design.highway1.com.au/ html/ex_nationatlast/001.htm - this site is especially useful for the colony of Western Australia - in addition to this page, have a look at the "For Schools" section.

FEDERATION KIT DISTRIBUTED TO SCHOOLS

1901 and all that: a Federation Resource Kit produced by the National Archives of Australia with support from the National Council for the Centenary of Federation and supplied to all schools in 2000. Unit One is of particular use. The accompanying CDRom game provides an alternative entry into the study of the background to Federation.

GENERAL INTERNET RESOURCES LINKED ON THIS WEBQUEST

http://www.curriculum.edu.au/democracy/ddunits/
units/ms4fq1acts.htm- the people behind the Discovering Democracy program - then follow the link to Focus Question One - Why do people decide that governments should Federation then click on Activity Six- Reasons for and against Federation . Have a wider look around this page.

http://www.nla.gov.au/catalogue/pictures - search for images in categories such as 'free trade', 'protectionism', 'telegraph', 'shipping' which can be used in your presentation. Make sure that they are copyright free otherwise you can be accused of plagiarism, or stealing someone else's intellectual property

The following CDs are mentioned on the Introductory Resources page with more instructions on how to use them there.

CD ROMS - DISCOVERING DEMOCRACY PROGRAM DISTRIBUTED TO SCHOOLS

Stories of Democracy supplied to all schools in 1998, particularly "The People Make a Nation ".

One Destiny - The Federation Story supplied to all schools during the Centenary of Federation, particularly the Themes "The Road to Federation" and "The View from the Colonies".

PRINTED MATERIAL FROM DISCOVERING DEMOCRACY AUSTRALIAN READERS DISTRIBUTED TO SCHOOLS

Lower Secondary Collection:
Two Philosophers debate democracy, pp. 8 - 9 ;
Lord of the Flies extract. by William Golding, pp. 10 - 11 ;

Middle Secondary Collection:
Cicero on the Laws of God and the Laws of People - De Republica, p. 24 ;

Upper Secondary Collection:
Men are wretched creatures and need strong government by Niccolo Machiavelli, p. 35;
What makes Democracy possible? by Montesquiey, p. 36;

Discovering Democracy School Materials Project - Middle Secondary Units, Making a Nation and What Sort of Nation.

Animations used on this site come from GifAnimations

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All links displayed on this webqiest were active and contained suitable content on 1/2/04. While every effort has been undertaken to ensure that the links displayed on these pages were active and contained appropriate material, they are maintained by third parties and any opinions are those of the respective authors and are not necessarily representative of this author. Please be aware that URLs and content may be subject to change over time and this author accepts no responsibility for the content on those sites or further sites that may be visited as a result of following the primary links.