Making a Nation

True or False: Push and pull factors are those factors which either forcefully push people into migration or attract them to a new destination.

• True

• false

The four different types of Push or Pull factors are called Social, ______, Environmental and ______.

(a)  

What is the name of the doctrine used by Captain James Cook to claim Australia for the British empire?

• Nullius Aequoris

• Terra Aequoris

• Terra Nullius

• Terra Montem

What does Terra Nullius mean?

• Land that is bought from the native people.

• Land that is owned by the crown.

• Land that is claimed through invasion.

• Land belonging to no one.

The nickname the White Australian Policy derives from which three acts?

• Immigration restriction act, Racial Discrimination act and the South Sea Islanders Act.

• Aborigines Protection and the Restriction of the Sale of Opium act, Intervention Act and Immigration act.

• Immigration restriction act, Aborigines Protection and the Restriction of the Sale of Opium act and South Sea Islanders act.

The Term Black Birding refers to what practice?

• The practice of hunting and documenting native black birds of Australia

• The practice of enslaving people to forcibly work on cotton and sugar cane plantations in Australia.

• The practice of paying people to work on plantations in Australia

• The practice of educating people to be model citizens in Australia.

What region were people forcibly removed to work on the cotton and sugar cane regions?

• Mediterranean Islands

• South Pacific Islands

• Atlantic Islands

• Africa

Industrial Revolution refers to what?

• The Process of change from industry and machine manufacturing to one dominated by agrarian (cultivation of land) and handicraft economy.

• The process of change from agrarian (cultivation of land) and handicraft economy to one dominated by industry and machine manufacturing.

Which continents were involved in the Transatlantic Slave Trade?

• Australia, Asia and Europe

• Europe, South America, North America and Africa

• Europe, Australia, South America, Asia

• Europe, North America, Antarctica, Asia

What year did the First Fleet arrive in Australia?

• 1789

• 1877

• 1788

• 1899