Key Terms
Book People
Book (Aboriginal)
Capitols
Australian people
100
nautical term meaning down-wind
Leeward
100
Chief Surgeon on the voyage
John White
100
Closest aboriginee and friend to Arthur Phillips. Was a middleman between the aborigines and British
Bennelong
100
Capitol of Australia
Canberra
100
Famous Australian cricket player
Donald Bradman
200
Spanish explorer, who 1st navigated the straight between Australia and new Guinea
Luis Vaez de Torres
200
Unmarried seaman, Phillips personal clerk
Harry Brewer
200
Other aborigine captured by British. Was quiet, timid, and ran away often.
Colby
200
Capitol of Phillipines
Manilla
200
1st PM to be dismissed from office. (1972-1975) Member of Labor Party
Gough Whitlam
300
Author of "New Voyage Around the World". Captain of HMS Roebuck who sailed the South sea and discovered New Britain
William Dampier
300
Phillips good friend and judge-advocate of New South Wales
David Collins
300
term for a medicine man, doctor, healer, priest, and ritual punisher
Carrahdy
300
Capitol of New Zealand
Wellington
300
Came into power after Gough Whitlam was dismissed. Won by largest election landslide in history
Malcolm Fraser
400
Dutch explorer who discovered
Easter Island, Bora Bora, and Samoa
400
Lt. in New South Wales Corps, causes trouble aboard Neptune in the 2nd Fleet when he challenged Captain Gilbert to a duel
John MacArthur
400
1st aboriginal native who was taken captive by Phillips
Arabanoo
400
Capitol of Samoa
Apia
400
1st governor of Western Australia, from Scotland, served in royal navy
James Stirling
500
Dutch explorer who discovered New Guinea and named the Gulf of Carpentaria. Fought a group of Australian natives
Jan Carstenz
500
Travelled as a surgeons assistant on 2nd voyage. Was a nobleman exiled by his family b/c of criminal activities
D'Arcy Wentworth
500
The aboriginal group called Mogogal were also known as..
Hatchet men
500
Capitol of Malaysia
Kuala Lampur
500
Made Australia law independent of British parliaments and courts
Australia Act 1986
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