Colonization
The organization that colonized Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei during the 17th-20th Centuries.
What is the British East India Company?
Australian dogs
What are dingoes?
a curved wooden club that returns to the thrower when thrown.
What is a boomerang?
By the end of this century, most of Australia was controlled by European colonial powers.
What is the 19th?
The title of Australia's head of government
For the first few decades, these were the only people settling in Australia.
Who were prisoners (and guards)?
Only found on Australia's southern island, it is known for its terrible screams and aggressive eating manners.
What is the Tasmanian Devil?
Incredibly diverse marine ecosystems found in shallow waters, formed by small animals.
What are Coral Reefs?
Event in 1851 that attracted a new rush of settlers.
What was the discovery of gold?
The official head of state over Australia.
Who is King Charles III?
The area where Aborigines were forced to live as British began colonizing Australia.
What is the outback?
The national bird of New Zealand.
What is the kiwi (bird)?
The iconic landform in the Australian Outback which features ancient paintings and carvings in caves at its base.
What is Uluru or Ayers Rock?
The Lieutenant of the British Royal Navy who led an expedition to map and explore the eastern coast of Australia in 1770
Who was James Cook?
Since 1907, this country has been a parliamentary democracy independent of the United Kingdom.
What is New Zealand?
They became a Spanish colony in the 16th Century, and then was ceded to the US after the Spanish-American War.
What are the Philippines?
Nocturnal mammals that are a nuisance in New Zealand, its fur is used to make soft yarn.
What are (bushtail) possum?
early settlers who tried to get land illegally by occupying government land.
What are squatters?
The year Australia became an independent nation.
What is 1901?
Type of government that Australia has.
What is a Constitutional Monarchy?
What is ANZAC? (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps)