Nationality

National Flag Design And The Competition Of Australia In 2020 Shudan Deng Summary The national flag is a significant identity for a nation. It is stand for the every people and organisation of the country, and it plays an important role in politics. It is also a tool for claiming the land and sovereignty. Changing a national flag is a challenge for a country, and it cannot be completely accepted and satisfied by every citizens. The similar appearances of the flag of Australia and New Zealand are

Today we want to look at the causality that took place in the Garden Tomb during the 6 day war. Two people were buried in the Garden. http://andnowyouknowmore.blogspot.com 1.   Jesus of Nazareth. --- Buried in the tomb of Arimathaea. 2.   Mr. Mattar,  Palestinian Arabs.--- Buried in a grave, in the     garden near the tomb of Christ. This was the causality of the 6 day war. Both graves are empty. Jesus, was Crucified and rose the third day, leaving his tomb empty. Mr. Mattar, was shot and killed

Is it the bush, kangaroos and the red sand? Or is the scorching sun, beach and sunscreen? These images are often used to describe Australia but what about the Australian identity? Throughout the various stages of Australian history, Australians have attempted to grab onto an identity that makes them unique and able to bond with another fellow Australian. This has not always been easy, given the diversity that has grown over the centuries and the definition of the true Australian identity has changed

The term “nationalism,” without any context, typically brings to mind images of grandiose pageants and displays of patriotism, conflict between in-groups and out-groups, and general discord when the nationalist sentiment escalates into an all-out conflict, whether simply ideological or more physically violent. Nationalism, a term which often caries an undesirable connotation, is typically defined simply as an association or pride in one’s nation which includes a feeling of belonging and identity

What is citizenship? The answer to this question is wide-ranging however, narrowing it down to the basics will give us a better understanding of this. Basics such as the definition of the word to be known as, “a legally recognized subject or national of a state or commonwealth, either native or naturalized.” Citizenship contains not just appreciating firm rights and agreements, but also in satisfying one's obligations to his or her country. Citizenship is the connection between all individuals whether

Nationalism claims that a person’s identity is obtained from their nation. This ideology dictates that citizens share a “common language, shared cultural traditions, and sometimes religion.” Its presence allowed citizens to acquire an identity during a time of growing frustration towards the changing social order and political borders that reforms (political and intellectual) and revolutions left behind. Despite the variability of reforms and revolutions, nationalism has remained static and can

Madam Leong is a head of department in an organisation. Currently, she has to deal with an increasingly diverse group of workers in her department. Now, she needs to think the ways to solve this problem. First of all, Madam Leong needs to have a vital role in changing the organizational culture so that it can be more closely mirrors the values of the diverse force. The skill that she needs to have which are comprehension and acknowledgment of managing diversity concept, admission that diversity is

Australian Image Reborn Arriving in Australia in 2010, at the Brisbane Airport, I looked forward to owning a Koala as a pet, and kangaroos jumping around in my front yard. I was sorely disappointed when I found out that this was not the case. A few months later I was faced with reality. Yes, there are massive spiders. No, you are not allowed a kangaroo or koala as a pet. Yes, barbeques are a common thing, but shrimps are not the only thing put on a Barbie. And yes, we speak English, NOT Australian

We become citizens at birth, yet we often do not live up to the responsibilities of our birthright. By birth, we are responsible for the safety of our nation. We are also responsible for the environment, the standard of education, and the productivity. Nevertheless, few people stand up for these important matters and even fewer put forth the effort in order to make a change. Once a child is born it is up to the infant’s parents to instill the beliefs and qualities of a good citizen. The child should

Australia’s national identity was built upon the hard masculine foundations using the harsh nature of the bush to exemplify these character traits. For many Australians, the ANZAC troops were the crystallization of the new identity. Following the crystallisation of the new identity, Australians started creating the ideal Australian, making the ideal Australian the traditional ideas of Australian national identity. The ideal Australian was known to be white, working class, sporty, male who were fiercely