The 8 Hourscampaign wasalso seen as thefirst step in theregeneration of theworking class(Serle)Australian womenhad to stick at itmuch longer than themen, Australian mengot the vote quicklyand with almost nostruggle at all. (Hirst)A radicalchange inattitude, withinsociety andinside women.(Dowse)Frontier conflictwas, then, one ofthe mostpersistent featuresof Australian lifefor 140 years.(Reynolds)The Embassysymbolised thatblacks had beenpushed as farback as blackswere going to bepushed (Gilbert)The petition did notchange governmentactions…(after takingthe mining company tocourt to try and stopthem – they lost)…Thejudgement reaffirmedthe doctrine of terranullius. (Gordon, p 56)No body of menever created suchwealth in so shorta time. Thesquatter foundedMelbourne…(Curr)Free!It was one of themost innovativeand effectivepieces oflegislation of theperiod. (Lewis)Noel Pearson saidof Howard’schanges – Howardhad “ripped theheart out of theoriginal native titlelegislation (p228).Unionism came tothe Australianbushman as areligion. It came,brining salvationfrom years oftyranny. (Spence)It may be statedbroadly that theadvance ofsettlement has, uponthe frontier at least,been marked by aline of blood (Fisonand Howitt)The settlers’nationaldreaming wasof a whiteAustralia.(Broome)Australia is oftencalled a Chartist’sdemocracy becauseby 1856 and thedecade following,many of the key sispoints…had beenrealised. (Moore)Smooth thepillow of adying race.(Pratt)But WEL was notonly shaping thepolitical agenda, itwas alsotransforming itsmembers’ lives.(Sawer)Australia hadchanged irrevocablyby the second halfof the 1970s. It wasa more diverse andsophisticatedsociety. (Strangio)This federation was notcreated by militarymight…The Australianpeople had freelyvoted to makethemselves a unitedCommonwealth. (Hirst)The Mabo judgement,which overturned 200years of understandingsabout ownership, caused15 months of fear andturmoil (before the NativeTitle legislation wasenacted – Broome, 2019,p284)Australian womendidn't have tostruggle as hard toget a vote as theirsisters in Britainand America.(Pratt)The 8 Hourscampaign wasalso seen as thefirst step in theregeneration of theworking class(Serle)Australian womenhad to stick at itmuch longer than themen, Australian mengot the vote quicklyand with almost nostruggle at all. (Hirst)A radicalchange inattitude, withinsociety andinside women.(Dowse)Frontier conflictwas, then, one ofthe mostpersistent featuresof Australian lifefor 140 years.(Reynolds)The Embassysymbolised thatblacks had beenpushed as farback as blackswere going to bepushed (Gilbert)The petition did notchange governmentactions…(after takingthe mining company tocourt to try and stopthem – they lost)…Thejudgement reaffirmedthe doctrine of terranullius. (Gordon, p 56)No body of menever created suchwealth in so shorta time. Thesquatter foundedMelbourne…(Curr)Free!It was one of themost innovativeand effectivepieces oflegislation of theperiod. (Lewis)Noel Pearson saidof Howard’schanges – Howardhad “ripped theheart out of theoriginal native titlelegislation (p228).Unionism came tothe Australianbushman as areligion. It came,brining salvationfrom years oftyranny. (Spence)It may be statedbroadly that theadvance ofsettlement has, uponthe frontier at least,been marked by aline of blood (Fisonand Howitt)The settlers’nationaldreaming wasof a whiteAustralia.(Broome)Australia is oftencalled a Chartist’sdemocracy becauseby 1856 and thedecade following,many of the key sispoints…had beenrealised. (Moore)Smooth thepillow of adying race.(Pratt)But WEL was notonly shaping thepolitical agenda, itwas alsotransforming itsmembers’ lives.(Sawer)Australia hadchanged irrevocablyby the second halfof the 1970s. It wasa more diverse andsophisticatedsociety. (Strangio)This federation was notcreated by militarymight…The Australianpeople had freelyvoted to makethemselves a unitedCommonwealth. (Hirst)The Mabo judgement,which overturned 200years of understandingsabout ownership, caused15 months of fear andturmoil (before the NativeTitle legislation wasenacted – Broome, 2019,p284)Australian womendidn't have tostruggle as hard toget a vote as theirsisters in Britainand America.(Pratt)

Power and Resistance - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The 8 Hours campaign was also seen as the first step in the regeneration of the working class (Serle)
  2. Australian women had to stick at it much longer than the men, Australian men got the vote quickly and with almost no struggle at all. (Hirst)
  3. A radical change in attitude, within society and inside women. (Dowse)
  4. Frontier conflict was, then, one of the most persistent features of Australian life for 140 years. (Reynolds)
  5. The Embassy symbolised that blacks had been pushed as far back as blacks were going to be pushed (Gilbert)
  6. The petition did not change government actions…(after taking the mining company to court to try and stop them – they lost)…The judgement reaffirmed the doctrine of terra nullius. (Gordon, p 56)
  7. No body of men ever created such wealth in so short a time. The squatter founded Melbourne…(Curr)
  8. Free!
  9. It was one of the most innovative and effective pieces of legislation of the period. (Lewis)
  10. Noel Pearson said of Howard’s changes – Howard had “ripped the heart out of the original native title legislation (p228).
  11. Unionism came to the Australian bushman as a religion. It came, brining salvation from years of tyranny. (Spence)
  12. It may be stated broadly that the advance of settlement has, upon the frontier at least, been marked by a line of blood (Fison and Howitt)
  13. The settlers’ national dreaming was of a white Australia. (Broome)
  14. Australia is often called a Chartist’s democracy because by 1856 and the decade following, many of the key sis points…had been realised. (Moore)
  15. Smooth the pillow of a dying race. (Pratt)
  16. But WEL was not only shaping the political agenda, it was also transforming its members’ lives. (Sawer)
  17. Australia had changed irrevocably by the second half of the 1970s. It was a more diverse and sophisticated society. (Strangio)
  18. This federation was not created by military might…The Australian people had freely voted to make themselves a united Commonwealth. (Hirst)
  19. The Mabo judgement, which overturned 200 years of understandings about ownership, caused 15 months of fear and turmoil (before the Native Title legislation was enacted – Broome, 2019, p284)
  20. Australian women didn't have to struggle as hard to get a vote as their sisters in Britain and America. (Pratt)