The 1967 Referendum Campaign
Students will investigate the campaign for the 1967 Referendum, focusing on the arguments for and against constitutional change.
Key Questions
- Analyze the key arguments presented by proponents of the 'Yes' vote.
- Explain the common misconceptions about what the 1967 Referendum achieved.
- Evaluate the role of public awareness campaigns in securing the 'Yes' vote.
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