![icon learning](/themes/custom/dmdc/components/images/logos/learning-icon.png)
Learning module:
Movement of peoples Defining Moments, 1750–1901
Setting the scene
1x
1. Introduction
![<p><em>The Immigrants’ Ship </em>by John Charles Dollman, 1884</p>](/sites/default/files/2020-07/Yr9_MovementPeoples_1.jpg?v=1)
The majority of Australians today have a migrant connection — at least one ancestor who has arrived in Australia since 1788.
How can we explore that connection, to learn more about why these migrant ancestors made such a huge move to a new country, and what the experience was like for them? Here are two ways we could explore these questions.
1. Imagining a conversation | 2. Interrogating images |