History for Kids: Stage 3 - Extraordinary Australians

The video is part of a history series for children, focusing on Australia's development as a nation. It highlights the contributions of significant individuals and groups, such as David Unaipon, an Aboriginal inventor and author, and the immigrants who worked on the Snowy River hydroelectric project. The lesson emphasizes the impact of these contributions on Australian society, including advancements in science, politics, and multiculturalism.

What is the main focus of the Stage Three History for Kids series?

• Mathematics and Science

• Australian Federation and citizenship

• World War II history

• Ancient civilizations

Who does Isabella interview in her dream talk show?

• Albert Einstein

• David Unaipon

• Marie Curie

• Isaac Newton

What nickname was given to David Unaipon due to his inventions?

• The Leonardo da Vinci of Australia

• The Australian Edison

• The Scientific Genius

• The Aboriginal Innovator

Which of the following was NOT one of David Unaipon's inventions?

• Sheep shears

• Helicopter blade

• Electric light bulb

• Boomerang-based device

What significant recognition did David Unaipon receive for his contributions?

• Order of Australia

• Australian of the Year

• Portrait on Australia's $50 note

• Nobel Prize

Which Aboriginal Australian athlete was mentioned for her achievements in sports?

• Cathy Freeman

• Deborah Mailman

• Jessica Mauboy

• David Unaipon

What was the primary goal of the Snowy River hydroelectric project?

• To build a new city

• To create renewable energy

• To develop tourism

• To improve transportation

How many people approximately worked on the Snowy River hydroelectric project?

• 50,000

• 10,000

• 100,000

• 200,000

What impact did the Snowy River project have on Australian society?

• It created a multicultural society

• It led to the discovery of gold

• It caused environmental damage

• It increased urbanization

Which country did Hein Bergerhausen immigrate from?

• France

• Spain

• Italy

• Germany