Australia completely abolished the White Australia Policy during the goverment of( ). A.Gough Whitlam B.Stanly Bruce C.Earle Page D.Joseph Lyons
Australia completely abolished the White Australia Policy during the goverment of( ).
A.Gough Whitlam
B.Stanly Bruce
C.Earle Page
D.Joseph Lyons
B.Stanly Bruce
C.Earle Page
D.Joseph Lyons
参考解析
解析：考查澳大利亚政策。In 1972，the Australian Labor Party under the idealistic leadership of Gough Whitlam abandoned the White Australia policy (1972年，澳大利亚工党在高夫·惠特拉姆的理想主义领导下放弃了白澳政策)。
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