Industrial Revolution
The term given to the mass movement of people from rural to city areas.
Urbanisation
The in which the First Fleet arrived in Sydney Cove.
1788
Slaves of the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade were captured from which continent?
Africa
The name of the emperor who was returned to power as a result of the Meiji Restoration.
Emperor Meiji
The assassination of this person was the catalyst to World War I kicking off.
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Sweet Treat Question
In which country did the Industrial Revolution begin?
Great Britain/England/United Kingdom
Which of these countries did not send convicts to Australia? Ireland, France, Scotland or Britain
France
Slaves of the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade were mostly transported to which two continents?
North and South America
The name of the Commander who ended the policy of Sakoku in 1854.
Commodore Matthew Perry
Sweet Treat Question:
ANZAC stands for...
Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
What type of work was most common for people who moved from the country to the city?
Factory work
Which of these was NOT a punishment for convicts to Australia? Solitary confinement, chain gang, floggings or whippings, deportation back to England.
Deportation back to Enlgand
True or false:
The Trans Atlantic Slave Trade improved the health and wellbeing of the slaves being transported.
False
Double point question:
A Japanese warrior class who served Daimyo lords and later became government administrators after the Meiji Restoration.
Samurai
The four main reasons for World War 1 include militarism, alliances, imperialism and ...
nationalism
The name given to the shipping of convicts out of British prison facilities to off-shore colonies such as Australia and North America?
Transportation
The term given to the practice of kidnapping Pacific Islander people to work as slaves in Australian sugar cane plantations.
Blackbirding
Sweet Treat Question:
One type of plantation slaves were commonly sent to during the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade.
Cotton, sugar, tobacco, rice, coffee, cacao, indigo
The Buddhist practice of calmly doing an activity or meditating to achieve inner peace.
Zen Buddhism
The name of the battle which attempted to capture and control the Dardenelles Straight for the Allies.
Gallipoli
Double point question:
The name of the British Monarch who was in power as the Industrial Revolution drew to a close in the late 1800s.
Queen Victoria
The Commander of the First Fleet to arrive in Australia and the first Governor of NSW.
Captain Arthur Phillip
Which British political institution profitted most from the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade?
The Royal Family
The title of the political and military leader of Japan before the Meiji restoration.
Shogun
The Gallipoli Peninsular is a part of which country?
Turkey