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What is capitalism?
What is colonisation?
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What is colonisation?
Giving land back to traditional owners
Freeing people from slavery
Taking control of another land and settling it
Declaring war on another country
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What is capitalism?
Businesses owned by individuals for profit
Equal sharing of all products
All businesses owned by the government
Money is banned
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Which countries formed the Triple Entente?
Italy, France, USA
Britain, France, Russia
Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary
Germany, Russia, Britain
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What was a major impact of colonisation on Indigenous Australians?
Gained new governments
Access to equal education
Loss of land, culture, and lives
Increase in population
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What kind of people were often employed in factories during the Industrial Revolution?
Retired soldiers
Farmers only
Children and poor adults
Members of parliament
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Why did the British colonise Australia?
To set up a penal colony for convicts
For gold
To make peace with Aboriginal people
To escape taxes
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What was the White Australia Policy?
Laws protecting endangered species
A farming policy
Laws restricting non-European immigration
A plan to give land to Aboriginal people
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Which of the following best describes supply and demand?
Where factories get supplies from
The price set by the king
How much money people save
The relationship between product availability and consumer needs
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Why were children employed in factories?
They were the only workers available
Laws required it
They had university training
They were cheap and easy to control
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What event started World War I?
Treaty of Versailles
Bombing of Pearl Harbor
Hitler’s invasion of Poland
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
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What does "terra nullius" mean?
British colony rules
Land belonging to no one
A peace treaty with Indigenous people
An ancient Aboriginal belief
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What is feudalism?
A religious hierarchy
A democratic voting system
A system based on land ownership and obligations
A government with absolute rulers
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Which law helped end the White Australia Policy?
White Immigration Reform Act
Immigration Act of 1980
Migration Law of 1960
Racial Discrimination Act of 1975
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What does imperialism mean?
Building factories
Sharing power between colonies
Expanding a nation's power through colonisation or force
Trading goods with neighbours
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Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?
Germany
Great Britain
France
United States
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What was one major impact of the Industrial Revolution?
Decline in farming technology
End of factory jobs
Less interest in science
Growth of cities and urbanisation
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Which best describes working conditions during the Industrial Revolution?
Part-time jobs for all workers
Clean and safe
Long hours, low pay, and unsafe environments
Paid holidays and sick leave
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What is 'urbanisation'?
People leaving cities to go rural
A government-imposed curfew
A return to traditional farming
The movement of people from the countryside to cities
