The Black Death
What was the other name for The Black Death?
The Plague
What is the Māori name for tattoo?
Tā Moko
Where is Uluru? Is it Western Australia or Northern Territory?
Northern Territory
Name 2 landforms
Mountain
Hill
Volcano
River
Lake
Plateau
Canyon
Waterfall
Valley
ETC
What are the 5 Freedom of Rights in Australia?
Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Association
Freedom of Assembly
Freedom of Movement
Freedom of Religion
What animal carried The Plague?
The Rat
What is the Māori name for a mob/tribe? Clue it starts with I
Iwi
What is the English name for Uluru?
Ayers Rock
How does a volcano erupt?
The magma rises to the surface and releases gas bubbles, building pressure that pushes on the Earth's crust, causing the earth crust to open and produces lava.
Explain the steps for passing a bill into law.
1. Introduced to Parliament and voted on.
2. Goes to the House of Representatives (The Green and Red House), changes are made and then voted on.
3. Goes to The Governor General (The Kings Assistant) for approval.
4. The Bill becomes a Law
Did The Plague disease get spread by ships travelling to different countries or on planes?
Ships
How did Polynesians travel around the Pacific?
On waka/vaka/boats
What is the main rule for tourists visiting Uluru?
No climbing
What is 1 famous landform around the world?
Teachers discretion
What is democracy?
Democracy is a form of government where the people have a say in how the country is run.
The people vote for who they want to lead the country.
Who were the people that whipped themselves?
The Flagellants
Who is the man that found New Zealand - The land of the long white cloud?
Kupe
What type of landform is Uluru?
A Monolith
What is volcano that is asleep called?
Dormant
Who was the first female Australian Prime Minister?
Julia Gillard
What were 2 symptoms of The Plague?
Buboes
Vomiting
Fever
Red Rash (bleeding under the skin)
Headache
What are the 2 colours of the women's moko kauae?
Where on the body is the womens moko kauae?
Black or green
Chin
Why is Uluru special to the First Nations Peoples?
- They believe it is a living, breathing thing.
- It is connected to their Dreamtime.
- It is part of their belief system
- It is part of their culture
How does an earthquake happen?
The tectonic plates move, causing the ground to shake.
Name all the states in Australia