VALUES IN AUSTRALIA

People in Australia have values that are derived from the many cultures that live there. The aborigines and the immigrants, especially the English, have contributed to their culture. Australia has also been influenced by American and Asian culture.

They appreciate democracy and respect diversity of cultures. And it is also an extremely tolerant country. This is due to the modern nature of the country, and the different values and beliefs of the people that live there.

Australians are very easy going and friendly, they give a high appreciation on friendship, they are also very honest people, and they are proud of it as a national value. The most of the population are hard workers who live in suburbs, and they are happy and proud about it.

Australia is a great place to live for immigrants, they support immigration and welcome everybody to go and live there. Australia is also recognized by its growing economy, people there are very competitive and work really hard.

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Australian Goverment. Estimating Values for Australia's Native Forests

http://www.environment.gov.au/about/publications/economics/estimating/estim2.html

INTRODUCTION

Australia is the smallest continent on earth; it is located in the southern hemisphere. It is part of the Commonwealth of Australia alongside with some islands, such as Tasmania. During centuries, it had been inhabited only by aborigines, but nowadays, the most of the 20 million people that live there are descendants of immigrants that arrived in the XIX and XX centuries. English is the official language; around 80 percent of the people use it. Economy is prosperous; this is due to its richness in natural resources and the reforms that have made it stronger.

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Maps or world. Australia Maps. http://www.mapsofworld.com/australia/index.html

I choose Australia for my project, because this is the awesome country. Australia is known as one of the countries that have great opportunities to get an excellent job and a comfortable stylelife, besides; I think in a close future I could visit this country and maybe study bilingual education for young people.