Mixerr Reviews #521
This is Michael Mixerr. Today for this news review, I will talk about the history of Australia.
The nation of Australia was first settled by the British monarchy in the late eighteenth century around the 1780s. Settlers along with officials and convicts brought with them customary practices, dress practices of their customary attire, and tastes from their British culture.
Early years of British colonization in Australia tension was evident in the ways of Australian settlers. Many of them whom which expressed through social positions. Associated behaviors challenged these understandings of social class in Australian society. Many former British citizens were left to fend for themselves after being banished and excluded from the United Kingdom of Britain. This left British convicts and settlers to form their own social civilization and moral standards. Regionalism is one of the ways that Australians define themselves. There are many vast lands of rough rural desert considered to be uninhabitable and unfavorable.
Most of the land has always been desert ever since Australia was discovered by the British monarchy. Most of Australia has been considered as uninhabitable and unlivable for human life for much of Australia's history. That's why the British monarchy suggested rather than build more prisons on the island of Great Britain, officials could ship off convicts and criminals to a far far away foreign land to ease the taxpayer base.
The effects of climate certainly played a role in the metropolitan/rural divide for the early Australian settlers. As most of Australia, preferably the environment of the Australian central region, is considered as uninhabitable and unlivable thus leaving much of the land in Australia deserted. Most of Australia's central region is arid desert land. For example, the small city of Alice Springs is surrounded by desert. Subtropical cities such as Brisbane and Perth have much brighter subtropical weather year round than the rest of the continent of Australia. The city of Melbourne is close to the Australian coastline giving the city access to a more subtropical beach breeze. Floods do occur in beach cities of Australia due to their close proximity to the warm subtropical weather from the Australian coastline.
Around the early nineteenth century preferably the 1810s, the element of British colonization in Australia was still evident as pillars of civilization in Australia were still the process of creation. Many British convicts were still being cast away on boats to this continent of Australia. By then, the continent of Australia was becoming its own country.
By the near-middle of the twentieth century about the year 1901, the nation of Australia had declared their independence from the United Kingdom of Britain. 1901 was a very important year for both the United Kingdom of Britain and Australia. Later on, Australia became a part of the British Commonwealth owing allegiance to Queen of Great Britain. By 1931 Australia had the power to exercise independence by their own laws. Even then, most of Australia has been considered as uninhabitable and unlivable for human life for much of Australia's history.
By 2000, the vast outback desert region of Australia had made the nation of Australia a tourist destination in its own right. Millions of people every come to the nation of Australia to tour the vast outback desert region. At the year of 2012, the nation of Australia reached 21 million in population total to date.
In most recent years, it has been somewhat impossible for certain businesses to thrive in Australia due to Australian business law. Australian business law makes it nearly impossible for local companies, businesses, and giant corporations to outsource labor to other countries as imperial powers United Kingdom and United States have done. Outsourcing is not a part of Australian culture. Australia is not exactly a pro-business country as the United States or the United Kingdom in many ways.
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you need to do a news review of this asap