Industrial Revolution
Australian History – Colonisation
Australian History – The Gold Rush and Federation
WWI
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100

This machine, invented by James Watt, was crucial to powering factories during the Industrial Revolution.

What is the steam engine?

100

In 1788, the First Fleet arrived in this location, establishing the first British colony in Australia.

What is Botany Bay/Sydney?

100

Gold was first discovered in Australia in 1851 in this state.

What is New South Wales?

100

Australian and New Zealand troops are collectively known by this acronym.

What is ANZAC?

100

This volunteer organisation was created to support soldiers returning from WWI in Australia.

What is the Returned and Services League (RSL)?

200

The Industrial Revolution began in this country in the late 18th century.

What is Great Britain?

200

Australia's first major export.

What is wool?

200

This rebellion in 1854 symbolised the fight for miners' rights.

What is the Eureka Rebellion?

200

The assassination of this person is considered the 'spark' causing WWI.

Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand?

200

This disease outbreak in 1918 caused millions of deaths worldwide, including in Australia.

What is the Spanish flu?

300

This agricultural innovation increased crop yields.

What is crop rotation?

300

A key early indigenous person who acted somewhat like a diplomat between the settlers and Indigenous peoples

Who is Pemulwuy? 

300

The Australian colonies federated into a single nation on this date.

What is January 1, 1901?

300

This policy of compulsory enlistment for military service caused major debate in Australia during World War I.

What is conscription?

300

The traditional owners of the land that Grammar is on.

Who are the Bunurong?

400

This term refers to the movement of people from rural areas to cities during the Industrial Revolution.

What is urbanisation?

400

This term refers to the legal concept used to justify British claims to Australia, asserting the land belonged to no one.

What is terra nullius?

400

The gold rush significantly increased migration to Australia, particularly from this country.

What is China?

400

This battle in 1916 was one of the bloodiest battles in WWI and involved heavy losses on both sides.

What is the Battle of the Somme?

400

The Industrial Revolution led to the rise of these worker organisations that advocated for better wages and working conditions.

What are Trade Unions?

500

Establishing control in other countries to extract raw materials for manufacturing.

What is colonisation?

500

This series of conflicts between settlers and Indigenous Australians occurred throughout the 18th and 19th centuries.

What are the Frontier Wars?

500

The first act of parliament, implemented after Federation.

What is the Immigration Restriction Act?

500

Germany's initial war plan to take France out of the war quickly.

What is the Schlieffen Plan?

500

This international organisation, formed after World War I, aimed to maintain world peace.

What is the League of Nations?

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