Analysing Australian History: Creating a Nation 1834-2008 by Richard Broome, Jess Chamoff, Graeme Davison and Marian Quartly

Written specifically for the new Study Design, Analysing Australian History is the first series of resources to cover all the requirements of the VCE Australian History syllabus.

Led by Emeritus Professor Richard Broome, our expert author team of highly experienced teachers and historians draws on a wide range of compelling historical sources and activities to explore key themes in our past and captivate students with the various continuities and changes in Australian history.

The Analysing Australian History textbooks include:

• an accessible interpretation of the new study design to nurture a genuine enthusiasm for Australian History while comprehensively covering all curriculum objectives
• an extensive range of primary historical sources, analysis activities, historical intrepretations and recent historiographical research across both Area of Study 1: Foundations and Area of Study 2: Transformations
• relevant and engaging content reviewed by a range of notable academics, teachers and high-profile Indigenous scholars with a key focus on the clarity of language used, and the appropriateness of content from an Indigenous perspective
• activities and questions designed to support students in their pursuit of a deep understanding of Australian history and to extend their knowledge of Australian history taught in previous years
• exceptional exam and assessment preparation support including source-based and other exam-style questions and plenty of tools for revision.

A percentage of each sale will be donated to the Indigenous Reading Project.

Creating a Nation: 1834–2008 examines the ways European settlers struggled to transform themselves into a nation, and the key questions they faced in doing so: How was a nation to be forged and who was to be included in that nation? These questions still play out today in a deep and often tense manner.

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About the authors;

Richard Broome AM, FAHA, FRHSV is an Emeritus Professor in History at La Trobe University and President of the Royal Historical Society of Victoria. He has authored fifteen books, including the awardwinning Aboriginal Victorians. A History since 1800 (2005); and the bestselling Aboriginal Australians: A History since 1788 (2019, 5th edition). Richard, Patron of the History Teachers’ Association of Victoria, Richard has lectured to Year 10+ teachers and students since 1974, also writing the VCE text Colonial Experience, published in four editions (1998-2016). He served on the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority’s revision of the Study Design in 2013 and advised on the 2016 Study Design.

James Grout has taught History and English for several years in Public and Private schools. He has an honours qualification in History from Monash University and was a contributing author for a previous VCE Australian History textbook. James is currently teaching junior and senior History at a school in Geelong.

David Harris taught in regional and metropolitan Victorian Government high and technical schools. He has lectured in teacher education and contributed to federal and state humanities curriculum projects. He has tutored in environmental history at La Trobe and Monash Universities. His most recent publications concern the environmental history of the Gippsland Lakes. He is an honorary research associate in La Trobe University’s Centre for the Study of the Inland.

Geoff Peel has been a teacher and Department Head in Australian schools and overseas for more than two decades. He was also education editor of a daily newspaper for five years and has authored a number of textbooks. Geoff has been a VCE assessor and an examiner for the IB and Cambridge International Examinations. His Masters thesis at the University of Melbourne focused on VCE curriculum design and he later spent time as a Research Fellow at Deakin University. He was also contracted to develop the first online curriculum resources for the Brunei Ministry of Education.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

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