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Australian cricket player, Trevor Chappell bowled an underarm bowl on the last bowl against New Zealand to prevent the Kiwis from hitting a six and winning the game.

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An egalitarian society is a society where every person regardless of race, ethnicity, religion and opinion is equal to eachother. This applies to Australia and New Zealand as both are democratic countries where most people feel safe. Infact, Australia's migration website and the University of Victoria claim that both countries are egalitarian democracies.

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all people treated equally no matter their race religion gender or age

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all people treated equally no matter their race religion gender or age

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An egalitarian society,is a society where all people are considered equal, no matter their gender, race, religion or age. All people have equal rights, opportunities and respect.

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Egalitarian Societies means a society where everyone is equal and treated the same. Australia and Australians consider themselves as a Egalitarian Society and they treat everyone with respect. New Zealand is also considered a egalitarian society.

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Pavlova is a desert which was made in new zealand in the early 20th century.It was named after a russian ballerina .Pavola has a crisp crust and a soft inside of the

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while it is believed that Australia made the first pavlova, it was quickly dismissed when studies found that the earliest ever recorded pavlova recipe was in 1927, New Zealand

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Egalitarian societies follow a rule of following equality and no racism, leading to a good democracy and appropriate law regulations.

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All people are treated equally

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Trevor Campell balled along the pitch then the Newzealand batsmen defended the ball then he was fuming.Australia won by 6 runs the Newzealand team walked off the field in Disgust.

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pavlova is a meringue desert that was originated in either Australia or New Zealand in the early 20th century. This creates debates, because each country wants to claim the delicious desert as their own. Despite originating from Australia and new Zealand, it was actually name after a Russian ballerina (Anna Pavlova). Pavlova is crispy on the outside, and soft and light in the inside.

-Pranitha

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Trevor chappell bowled underarm as he wanted to stop the kiwis from winning.

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In 2017 Zealandia was recognised by scientists as the world’s eighth continent. Most of it lies beneath the ocean below New Zealand, parts of Australia (Lord Howe Island) and New Caledonia. ​
Read about the continent of Zealandia. ​

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TASK: Using the maps from the website (below) as a guide:​

https://www.virtualoceania.net/newzealand/maps/zealandia.shtml ​

Draw in the continent of Zealandia on your map. Colour Australia, New Zealand, ​

Zealandia and the ocean each in a different colour. ​

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Extension: Find out what each of these world maps have in common and think about why you think this happened. ​

• the sculptured water feature at Universal Studios in Los Angeles ​

• North Korea’s newest international airport ​

• the logo at the United Nations ​

• Incredibles 2 (the Pixar movie)

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1. Trace or draw the outlines of Australia and New Zealand to make your own map.  ​

2. Add a compass point. ​

3. Find and label the capital cities of Canberra and Wellington. ​

4. Label the states of Australia. ​

5. Label the North and South Islands of New Zealand. ​

6. Label the surrounding oceans and seas. ​

7. Give your map a title

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INSTRUCTIONS ​

Work in small groups. ​

Discuss the definition with the group and how it applies to the question. ​

Decide as a group if you agree and think of a strong example. ​

Be prepared to share your opinion and example with the rest of the class.

If you have time...

Pavlova

Claiming Famous People

Underarm Bowling incident

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The Australian and New Zealand governments have worked together to create regulations to protect the term ANZAC. Go to the following websites provided below. Read through them then answer the following:​

1. https://mch.govt.nz/nz-identity-heritage/anzac-day/anzac-guidelines​

2. https://www.dva.gov.au/sites/default/files/files/about%20dva/recognition/guidelines-use-of-the-word-anzac.pdf

Questions: ​

1. Write three new facts you discovered.​

2. Name two penalties for not following ANZAC regulations.​

3. Write one fact about ANZAC biscuits.

Research: The ANZAC bridge in Sydney was built to honor the Australian and New Zealand soldiers who served together in World War I. Conduct your own research about the ANZAC bridge and explain one way that it respects the Australia New Zealand connection

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Egalitarian Society

Egalitarian Society is a society which is equal to each in race,gender,religon and age.

Does it apply to Aus/Nz?

This is what i personally think in my opinion but i think that Australia and New Zealand between them have egalitarian society. The reason why i think this is because both share a British colonial heritage and in the past to know they don't have any conflict between them except for some arguments between them like who made pavlova,claiming famous people,underarm bowling incident but nothing to serious that causes world wide news.(this is my opinion but not 100%)

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this means everyone being treated fairly no matter what race, culture, skin tone etc.

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Places where all people, no matter what age, gender, race or color. They are all treated as equals, none weaker, non stronger.

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Pavlova is a type of food in either Australia or New Zealand in the early 20th. pavlova is gluten free and low fat.-bbq ddq,azra

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you all know about the underarm bowling incident, but not why it happened. Trevor Chappell was under orders from their team captain to bowl underarm, so the kiwis didnt have a chance of winning against the aussies <3

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Facts learned:

1. The acronym was first made in 1915 by Major General William Birdwood's staff

2. thats all i did :))

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The underarm bowling incident took place on the first of february 1981 when Australia played against new New zealand in on day international match that took place in the Melbourne cricket ground. It happened when It was the last ball of the last over of the innings when New Zealand was required to hit a six to secure the victory. The captain of the Australian team instructed his younger brother to roll the ball across the ground resulting the batsman to defend securing Australia the win. Although this ball was legal at that time many people regarded it as an unfair play against New Zealand. Before the lead up to this match the series was on a draw with both teams winning a match each. The third match had a;ready seen some unfair play with Snedden a New Zealand player got Greg chappel out at 58 runs. The umpire did not call it a catch as he thought that it had already hit the ground. Afetr various arguments the umpire took a review confirming that it had indeed been a fair catch. Trevor Chappel the brother of Greg Chappel was forced to bowl the last over with New Zealand requiring fifteen runs to win. The first five balls of the last over were produced for a boundary two doubles and two wickets. In the last ball New Zealand required 6 runs to tie in which case the match would be replayed or seven runs to win which would be a rare case. Greg chappel told his brothe to bowl underarm giving Australia the win

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Australia is definitely an Egalitarian society since it is very diverse and has very less discrimination

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the first recipe for something that resembled pavlova was in 1922 in the cooking book australian home cookery by emily futter. the first recipe for a dish with the name of pavlova was 1926 published by david galantine, but it was a multi-layerd jelly not the meringue that we know today.

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I found out that Anzac Biscuits are available in Australia and New Zealand only all year round

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Krishvith discovered that: Alec campbell was the last surviving ANZAC soldier, we both thought that none came back alive.

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I discovered that ANZAC biscuits are square and not circle or a rectangle.

I learnt that Gallipoli is not a city

finally i also learnt that all the ANZACS were volunteers willing to fight for their country.

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anzac biscuits were made because the ingredients wouldnt spoil and it kept well during naval transportation ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Selling Anzac biscuits with the name (Anzac Cookies) is highly illegal as Anzac Biscuits is the explicit name.

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Facts learned

1. The acronym was first made in 1915 by Major General William Birdwood's Staff

2. There are regulations to use the word ANAZC such as you have to use the word in a respectful manner.

3. New Zealand on the other hand has different regulations.

Penalties for not following regulations

1. You can spend up to 12 months imprisonment

2. You could also get a money penalty

Facts about Anzac biscuits

It's called ANZAC biscuits because during World War 1, soldiers will easily make these cookies

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if you don't follow these regulations of ANZAC you can be imprisoned for up to 12 months. Another one is that you will have to pay $10,200. Only if you don't name the ANZAC biscuits correctly or you don't shape them or you don't use the required ingredients!

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All ANZAC soldiers volunteered to participate in WW1. the prime minister of Australia tried but failed to get soldiers involved in both 1916 and 1917. Then over 100 000 Aussies and New Zealanders volunteered to take part in the war. Some of them were taken to the Russian and United State Fronts under the order of Prime Minister Billy Hughes. Around 14 000, the largest group altogether, went to the cape of Gallipoli in Turkey, where they met the forces of the strong empire of the Ottoman Empire. One of the oldest surviving men, Alexander William Campbell, lived from 1899 to 2002, was one of the Last Surviving ANZAC in the War...

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a) You have to have permission to use the word ANZAC except on the 25 of April

b) It's a popular name in the correct geographical areas

c) Most of the laws we have here in Australia apply in New Zealand

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Write one fact about anzac biscuits:

One thing we learnt was that anzac biscuits were made in the year 1919-1920.

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Did you know that for using the word ANZAC without permission you can go to prison or if it's a smaller use you will go to court.

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we learnt that ANZAC biscuits were made back in ww1 to promote people to join the aussie army.

They were also sold in Australia and New-zealand to raise funds for the army.They were baked by the volunteers in the army.

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Did you know that most of these crazy rules actually apply in New Zealand

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The use of the word ‘Anzac’ is the commercial production

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A biscuit made during World War 1 by volunteers

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Something that Vedith eats that Aarav is jealous of :I

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on e pelantlefnv was imprisonment fr a year or $10.2K in fines

also i gave up on spelling penalties so dont mind

edna

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Name 2 penalties for not following ANZAC regulations:

1.Act 1920 the penalty of up to 12 months of imprisonment

2.Under the crimes Act 1914 was a penalty of up to 10,200 for a natural person and $51000 for a body coporate.

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Some penalties include Imprisonment, Loss of rank and Fines.

Some major causes include

Drunkenness

Abandoning your post

Desertion

Cowardice

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1 -

The rising sun badge is meant to be worn on the side of a slouch hat.

ANZAC Biscuits (or "soldier's biscuits") originated from the servicewomen and wives of soldiers who would pack rations such as derivatives of the ANZAC biscuits.

If you were to use the acronym "Anzac" outside of Australia (excluding New Zealand that has their own laws regarding this) you would need relevant and on-topic reasons as to use the term.

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If you were to use ANZAC discriminately you are eligible to face up to 12 months (OR 1 YEAR!) in prison, most likely depending on the severity.

However you are also able to go under a court case if you are an individual or part of a business

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The biscuit is made out of oats, coconut palm, sugar cane and butter.

Why do we commemorate ANZAC day

The 11th hour of the 11th of November (the 11th month in the Gregorian Calendar) is gazetted to make Australians remember the contribution of people served Australia and who have died during the war. It is a day where Australians think back about the days of war, it is also commemorated to warn future pupils about the melancholy, and gruesome times in war so in the future war will be eradicated.

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Under the Protection of Word 'Anzac' Act 1920, a penalty of up to 12 months imprisonment can be applied for breaches of the Regulations. Under the Crimes Act 1914, a penalty of up to $10,200 for a natural person and $51,000 for a body corporate may be imposed by the Court, instead of imprisonment.

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Write three new facts you discovered

1.in the last eight months and resulted 25000 australian including 8700 who were killed

2.there was a set of regulations which were put in place so that the important word (anzac) is treated with dignity and respect.

3.they had permission to name the small bay "anzac cove"