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The History of Australia and New Zealand

The History of Australia and New Zealand

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Presentation

Social Studies

6th - 8th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

Created by

Jennifer Bodine

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16 Slides • 16 Questions

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Hotspot

Where is New Zealand?

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Where is Australia?

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Multiple Choice

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According to the map, from which continent did the first Australians come?

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Africa
2
Europe
3
South America
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Asia

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Aboriginal Australians (blue arrows) likely came from Africa, while Pacific islanders (purple arrows) may have migrated from East Asia.

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Multiple Choice

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According to the map, from which continent did the first settlers of New Zealand come?

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Africa
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North America
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South America
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Asia

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Draw

Draw a Maori village.

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Categorize

Options (6)

Australia

New Zealand

hunter-gatherers

settled farmers

settled in their land the longest ago

settled in their land more recently

Organize these options into the right categories

Aboriginal Australians
Maori

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Multiple Choice

The number of Aboriginal Australians changed in what way after Europeans arrived?

1
The number of Aboriginal Australians increased.
2
The number remained the same.
3
The number of Aboriginal Australians decreased.

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Multiple Choice

What was the name of the agreement between the British Government and the Maori that gave the Maori British citizenship?

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Treaty of Versailles
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Treaty of Paris
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Treaty of Ghent
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Treaty of Waitangi

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Multiple Choice

An area of land under the rule/control of another country is a ...

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tribe

2

slave-state

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nation

4
colony

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Multiple Choice

Some of the first European settlers sent to Australia were

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explorers from France
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convicts/prisoners from Great Britain

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traders from Spain
4
farmers from Italy

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Multiple Choice

Australia and New Zealand are still colonies of Great Britain.

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True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

King Charles III is the symbolic ruler over Australia and also New Zealand, though both countries elect their law makers.

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True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

Based on the information in the previous slide, Australia and New Zealand are best described as ______ the United States.

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rivals with

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neutral to

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enemies of

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allies with

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Open Ended

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According to the map, where are the majority of Australia's cities located?

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Multiple Choice

Is most of Australia's population urban (lives in cities) or rural (lives in the countryside)?

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Urban

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Rural

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Evenly Spread

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Match

Match the following

Maori people

Aboriginal Australian

Captain James Cook

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Waitangi Treaty

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