Oceania Review

Areas placed, after World War II, under the control of another country while the territories prepared for independence

• Trust Territories
• Economies of Scale
• Outback
• Exclusive Economic Zone 

Simplified languages used to help people with different languages communicate

• Artisan Wells
• Pidgeon Languages 
• Matrilineal
• Maori

Dry interior of Australia

• Extensive Agriculture
• Atoll
• Great Barrier Reef
• Outback

 A social system characterized by tracing kinship only through the mother.

• Marsupials 
• Aborigines
• Maori
• Matrilineal

Mammals that have pouches to carry their young.

• Marsupials 
• Maori 
• Matrilineal

First peoples of New Zealand

• Marsupials
• Aborigines
• Maori 
• Matrilineal

Coral reef off the east coast of Australia

•  Matrilineal
• Outback
• Great Barrier Reef 
• Atoll

A kind of agriculture using much land but small inputs of capital and labor per unit area.

• Trust Territories 
• Atoll
• Exclusive Economic Zone 
• Extensive Agriculture

Zone extending from 200 nautical miles (370km) from a country’s shore that includes resources controlled by that country.

• Exclusive Economic Zone 
• Trust territories 
• Artesian wells
• Extensive Agriculture

Large production of goods that reduces the production cost of each item.

• Trust territories 
• Exclusive Economic Zone 
• Economy of scale
• Matrilineal