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Challenge To Democracy The Communist Party Dissolution Act 1950This case study provides teachers and students of senior level Australian history with the opportunity to engage in active and disciplined investigation of a string of significant events in Australian history which highlight the core principles of democracy. It requires students to link international and national events in the context of the Cold War and to examine the operations of Australia’s political and legal systems in relation to the passing of the Communist Party Dissolution Act, the High Court invalidation of the Act and the subsequent referendum which sought to alter the constitution to give the Commonwealth power to legislate with respect to communists and communism. |
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Australian IdentityThe purpose of this unit is to
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