First of all, the development of egalitarianism in Australia can be divided into three stages. The first stage could begin in 1788s, the earliest Australians from Europe--Pioneers, are a group of criminals which is abandons by British society in the industrial revolution. Owing to suffering from the discrimination and oppression, they have strong rebellious spirit and are affected by the bourgeois revolution thought before they left from Europe. These lead them to make positive resistance with the rough ruling power during the period of they are exiled in Australia, which constitutes the “anti-authoritarianism” prototype of Australians. Afterwards, the second stage could begin in the mid-19th century. Gold ores are found in Australia at that time, and it is possible that the intensive laboring of miners could make more organizational and powerful resistance to the unreasonable policies. A series of revolts initiated the democratic equality politics in Australia, and it is also reflects that the development of early egalitarianism.
