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What major social issue in Britain prompted the decision to establish a penal colony at Botany Bay?
Overcrowding in British prisons due to increased crime.
What were 'hulks' and why were they used?
Hulks were empty ships used to imprison criminals due to overcrowded jails.
Why did Britain need to find an alternative location for their convicts after 1776?
The American colonies refused to accept British convicts following their independence.
What resources did Britain hope to obtain from Australia?
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What date was the colony at Botany Bay proclaimed?
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What environmental advantage did Sydney Cove have over Botany Bay?
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How did Indigenous peoples initially respond to the new settlers?
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What significant health impact did European settlers have on Indigenous peoples?
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What measures did the Australian Government take to protect local suppliers during the war?
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Who developed Aspro, and what was its significance during the war?
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In what ways did World War I challenge traditional roles for Australian women?
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How many Australian nurses served overseas, and what challenges did they face?
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What was the impact of a significant number of men being away at war on women's employment?
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What was the purpose of the Australian Women's Service Corps during World War I?
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Despite a 13% increase in women's workforce participation, what expectation remained after the war?
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What types of products did Australian farmers supply to support soldiers during WWI?
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What was the primary consequence of the colonisation of the Port Phillip District on Aboriginal peoples?
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How did Batman's Treaty differ from Indigenous understandings of land ownership?
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What event in 1851 significantly contributed to the prosperity of Victoria?
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What did Governor Bourke declare regarding Batman's treaty?
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What was the impact of assisted migrants on land ownership in the Port Phillip District by 1850?
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Explain the role of tribal elders in Batman's negotiation for land.
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What observations did William Buckley make regarding Aboriginal land transactions?
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What is meant by the term 'tandarrum' in the context of Batman's arrival in Port Phillip?
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What were the main arguments of pro-conscription supporters in Australia during World War I?
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Who were the primary opponents of conscription in Australia, and what were their reasons?
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How did Prime Minister Billy Hughes justify the need for conscription in his speech?
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What was the context of the national plebiscite regarding conscription in 1916?
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What critical view did Archbishop Daniel Mannix express regarding conscription?
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In what way did trade unionists contribute to the opposition against conscription?
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What role did propaganda play in the pro-conscription movement in Australia?
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How was the public divided on the conscription issue among women during World War I?
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What is militarism and how did it manifest in Europe between 1871 and 1914?
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Describe the effect of alliances formed between major powers in Europe between 1870 and 1907.
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What were some of the major health issues faced by Australian and New Zealand soldiers during the Gallipoli campaign?
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What motivated Kaiser Wilhelm II during the 1st Moroccan Crisis of 1905?
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Describe one survival tactic used by Australian soldiers in Gallipoli.
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What was the primary consequence of the 1st Moroccan Crisis for Germany?
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What is the significance of the 'ghost guns of Gallipoli' during the withdrawal in December 1915?
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What was the cause of the 2nd Moroccan Crisis in 1911?
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How do Australians typically view the Gallipoli campaign, and how is it referred to in Turkey?
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What are two ways Australians commemorate Anzac Day?
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How did the 2nd Moroccan Crisis impact international relations in Europe?
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When was Anzac Day officially declared a day of commemoration in Australia?
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What was the average increase in military spending for European nations between 1870 and 1914?
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What role did conscription play in European military strategies during the period leading up to WW1?
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What role do school children have in the commemoration of Anzac Day?
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Comment on the casualties of the Gallipoli campaign for Australians.
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Study Notes
European Settlement of Australia
- 11 ships, 1530 people (778 convicts) arrived
- British prisons overcrowded, needing a new destination for convicts after losing American colonies.
- Strategic military and naval base in the Pacific
- Economic opportunities from natural resources
- Scientific and exploratory interests
- Preventing rival claims from other European powers
- Social experimentation: creating a new society
James Cook and European Exploration
- 1768: Lieutenant James Cook appointed to explore New Holland (Australia)
- Investigated plants, animals, resources, and Aboriginal populations
- Claimed the east coast of Australia in 1770
- Mixed reports on Aboriginal people, remaining sympathetic
Decision to Establish a Colony at Botany Bay
- Industrial Revolution led to overcrowding in British prisons
- Empty ships ("hulks") used for prisoner transport, with disease concerns.
- American colonies no longer accepted convicts
- Australia seen as a source of raw materials
- Maintaining Britain's colonial power
Early Colonisation and Aboriginal Peoples
- Term "Terra Nullius" (empty land) used by the British
- Aboriginal people had deep spiritual connection to the land, ownership issues.
- European contact prior to 1788 (including Macassan, Dutch, and French)
- Confrontation and conflicts between settlers and Aboriginal groups; displacement and disease.
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This quiz explores the European settlement of Australia, focusing on the arrival of the First Fleet, the motivations behind colonization, and key figures like James Cook. Understand the social, economic, and strategic factors that influenced Britain's decision to establish a colony in the region.