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that sounds right but its weird cos my mum also recognised her and she doesnt read girlfriend or dolly. but anyway thanks for your help

Unless you want to be bored out of your brains do not take this subject!

Im looking into this course, any info anyone would like to share? Im still undecided and would like to know a little more before I go ahead with it next yr (thats if my marks are good enough)

I know this seems silly, but has anyone seen the mastercard endless summer promotion ad? There is a blonde chick that seems really familiar and I cant figure out who she is...anyone know?

and yes, it was the methodists 2C

9. Although the majority were in favour of WWI, the more correct answer is WWII, because Australia was fighting for its own survival and therefore more in favour of WWII. Answer B 10. There were Buddhists in Australia from the Gold rush (massive migration then). When the White Australia...

I did Luther and Maimonidies too, Was so glad that they didn't specify which period to talk about. Hopefully quality and not quantity counts

I talk about the change in immigration patters to australia which effected the education system. ie. increase in non-government schools from mass migration = pressure on government = funding

1B 2C Methodist church was most supportive - by 1974 there was no continuing methodist church 3B 4D 5C 6B (not sure about this one) 7D 8C 9B (most supported because Australia was in danger - had to fight for survival) 10C (many buddhists were sent back to the countries they came from...

could i also mention that Australia’s cultural sense of tolerance and a ‘fair go’ for all left little place for sectarianism in the second half of the century and therefore led to ecumenism within the Christian church??

I know you were only joking :P

This is what I learnt to talk about from my teacher, can u check if it is right, or way off Christian denominations within Australia developed different characteristic in different areas because they rarely connected with each other because of the great distance involved. Each denomination...

haha I have done work this yr :P I just wanted to make sure what my teacher has been teaching is right, plus i thought my questions were a bit iffy. My teacher is a bit vague and it seems she likes to make alot of stuff up - i just want to make sure I write the correct thing in the exams...

it is from the CSSA 2001 trial

does anyone know the answer: Describe the way in which Australia’s physical and cultural environment has interrelated with the development of Christianity in Australia

I found this question in a past trial paper, how would answer it? Analyse the contribution made by Aboriginal spirituality to the understanding of the nature of religious experience in Australia. (6 marks)

thanks, it is helpful. leads me onto another question tho - whats the ten point plan?? is it important to know? Im a bit unsure of how much I need to understand about the Land Rights movement and what they would ask in an exam. (i do 1 unit re)

I need a hand with the Land Rights Movement. Anyone got any simple notes???

i just found the other thread. sorry!

distinguish between the 2...whats the answer?