British empire

In 1770, how many Aboriginals were estimated to be living in Australia?

• 500,000
• 50 million
• 50,000
• 5 million

What do Australians typically do on January 26th?

• Attend a parade
• Go to work
• Attend a religious ceremony
• Have a barbecue

What is the definition of invasion?

• A trade agreement between two nations
• A celebration of culture
• A peaceful interaction between two countries
• A violent takeover of a country or region

Why is January 26th not a day of celebration for many Aboriginal Australians?

• It is a reminder of loss and suffering
• They do not like modern Australia
• They do not like barbecues
• They do not like the sunshine

What is the significance of January 26th in Australia?

• It is a day to honor Aboriginal culture
• It is a day of celebration for all Australians
• It is a day to commemorate the arrival of the British
• It is a day to remember the loss of Aboriginal rights

How many nations and languages were estimated to exist among the Aboriginals in 1770?

• 1000 nations, 1000 languages
• 500 nations, 500 languages
• 100 nations, 100 languages
• 200 nations, 200 languages

How long had Aboriginal Australians lived in Australia before the arrival of the British?

• 1 million years
• 10,000 years
• 1000 years
• 100 years

What was the main way of life for Aboriginal Australians before the arrival of the British?

• City-dwellers
• Hunter-gatherers
• Nomadic
• Farming

What happened to many Aboriginal children during the time of British colonization?

• They were taken from their families and raised in orphanages
• They were given equal rights as British children
• They were given land to call their own
• They were given the opportunity to attend British schools

what was the first name of captain cook?

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