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The Macassan & Yolngu Trading Relationship
The Macassan & Yolngu Trading Relationship
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Macassan International Trade
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1
As well as fishing rights the Macassans also traded for..
Pearls and kangaroo meat
possum and kangaroo furs
ochre paint & dye
sandalwood, pearls and turtleshells
2
What did the Macassan's bring the Yolngu Peoples?
Nasi Goreng and chopsticks
Calico, tamarind trees, knowledge & skills
Metal blades, knives and axes
B & C are both correct
3
As a result of the contact Aboriginal people travelled to Indonesia by...
Walking at low tide
Prau
Canoes
Swimming
4
Macassans introduced__________ to Australia
fire
woomeras
boomerangs
dug out canoes
5
This is an example of a Secondary Source
True
False
6
The macassans normally arrived in
January
November
December
July
7
Evidence of Macassan trade is seen through Indigenous....
oral history
all of the above
rock art & paintings
dances
8
The trading relationship between the Macassan's and The Yolngu Peoples was successful because...
They both liked to eat cucumber
The Macassan's respected The Yolngu's culture
They spoke the same language
All of the above
9
Examples of Macassan language can be seen in Aboriginal language. Examples include....
balanda
jama
rupiah
all of the above
10
Where did the Macassan people come from?
Papua New Guinea
Sulawesi (Modern Day Indonesia)
China
Miwatj, Arnham Land
11
Indigenous Rock Art is an example of a Primary Source
True
False
12
Where did the Macassan people trade in Australia?
Western Australia
Queensland
NE Arnhem Land
Northern Territory
13
The Macassans came to Australia looking for...
Trepang
Ochre
Sea Cucumbers
both a and b
14
Who did the Macassan people trade with?
The Koori Peoples
The Butchulla Peoples
The Yolngu Peoples
The Noonygar Peoples
