History Pre-Intermediate 1

became the wealthiest industrial power in the world during the 18 century.

• Great Britain

• Nullius

• New South Wales

• Harsh

The name given by Western Australians to people from the eastern colonies

• NEW SOUTH WALES

•  T’OTHERSIDERS

• NULLIUS

• HARSH

became the source of valuable products of wool for the booming factories in Great Britain.

• T’OTHERSIDERS

• NEW SOUTH WALES

• GREAT BRITAIN

• HARSH

Terra _________________ is a term meaning land belonging to no one. Secondary settlements were distant from cultivated farmland and isolated from visiting trading ships. Life for the convicts in these areas was difficult and punishments were _________________.

• NULLIUS 

• GREAT BRITAIN

• T’OTHERSIDERS 

•   HARSH

The European perspective:

• AUSTRALIA WAS SETTLED PEACEFULLY, LAND WAS EXPLORED AND OCCUPIED, FARMS WERE DEVELOPED, PROGRESS WAS MADE

• AUSTRALIA WAS INVADED, RESISTANCE WAS MET WITH VIOLENDE, THEIR LAND WAS STOLEN

The Indigenous perspective

• AUSTRALIA WAS SETTLED PEACEFULLY, LAND WAS EXPLORED AND OCCUPIED, FARMS WERE DEVELOPED, PROGRESS WAS MADE

• AUSTRALIA WAS INVADED, RESISTANCE WAS MET WITH VIOLENDE, THEIR LAND WAS STOLEN

According to European perspective, _________________ was settled peacefully.

•   WEALTH 

• AUSTRALIA 

• IMMUNITY

• JOHN BATMAN

Land was explored, farms were developed, towns were established, people accumulated _________________ and progress was made

• JOHN BATMAN 

• AUSTRALIA

• WEALTH

• IMMUNITY

Australian Aboriginals had very limited _________________ to a range of diseases like smallpox and tuberculosis. 

• IMMUNITY

• WEALTH   

• AUSTRALIA 

•   JOHN BATMAN

organized a treaty with local Wurundjeri elders to buy land in the Port Phillip Bay area.

• WEALTH 

• JOHN BATMAN

• IMMUNITY

• AUSTRALIA