Before the contact with Europeans, Indigenous Australians were hunter-gatherers: they were nomads that travelled across the country looking for food and animals to hunt. Although there were some settlements, it is believed that the majority of Australian Aboriginals were nomads.
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Federalists believed that the national government should be strong and in charge. State governments should be beneath the national government. More power should be with the national government with all major decisions coming from it.
The Constitution was written with great hypocrisy of course, because when the drafters wrote "we the people" they were really only referring to white men, not women or slaves.
Japan improved foreign trade throughout the meiji restoration was thoroughly associated to its aspiration for a modern industrialized society. During the age of imperialism, japan felt the pressure to westernize in order to compete with other nations. This move was necessary in order to prevent japan from being the victim of european imperialism. During the meiji restoration the Japanese were involved in foreign trade and wanted to industrialized. At this point, japan looked to break away from its traditional society. Economic and social changes paralleled the political transformation of meiji period. Even though the economy still be influenced by on agriculture, industrialization was the main goal of the management which focused the improvement of planned industries, transportation and communications.
