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Test your knowledge of Australia's early history
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1
What colour shoes is Ms Toovey wearing?
Grey
Purple
Brown
Black
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Why did Europeans come to Australia?
They liked the landscape
The jails were overflowing
They wanted to expand their Empire
They were sick of Britian
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What was the first law passed by the new Australian government?
The Workers Compensation Act
The Welcome to Australia Act
The Immigration Restriction Act
The Pension
4
What test did you have to do to get into Australia?
Weightlifting test
Dictation test
Personality test
Placement test
5
What were the causes of the Eureka Stockade?
No gold was being found
Unfair license fee
Democracy was born
Peter Lalor was murdered
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What is nationalism?
When you love another country
Colonies coming together to federate
A positive feeling of connection to your own country
Being a nation
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What year was the Eureka Stockade?
1901
1857
1788
1854
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What is Australia's early national identity known as?
The Bush Ranger
The Bush Myth
The Jolly Swagman
The Golden Summer
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Why did the colonies want Australia to become a Federation?
There would be economic advantages
All of the above
Preservation of a 'white Australia'
People were beginning to identify with Australia
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What were Aboriginal people classified as before federation?
There own people
British subjects
Cooks
Slaves
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What year was it that all Aboriginal people were allowed to vote?
1973
1962
1541
2016
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Which Aboriginals had the right to vote before Federation?
Most males
Al Aboriginals
All males
Women only
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Name one non-European settler groups?
British
Hungarian
Chinese
German
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What was the outcome of the Eureka Stockade?
There was a military coup
The phrase Eureka! was born
Peter Lalor became Premier
Democratic rights were born in Australia
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How were Indigenous people affected by colonisation?
Europeans and Indigenous people became friends
They shared the land harmoniously
There was widespread suffering and death
They were not affected