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- Over this time, Britain transported roughly 160,000 prisoners to Australia
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- The basis of Australian society was founded by roughly 200,000 immigrants who came from Britain to start a new life
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- Thousands of Chinese came to Australia during the Gold Rush, becoming the third largest migrant group
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- Many other races such as South Sea Islanders, Afghans and Japanese arrived and contributed to Australian industry
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- Immigration restriction acts to try and make the population 90% British
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- To recover from WW2 many cheap European migrants were permitted entry to Australia
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- Many Indochinese refugees came fleeing the war in Vietnam
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- New refugees mainly from middle east and Sri Lanka arrive
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- The indigenous people had been here before the settlers for thousands of years
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