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1
Who was Governor Philip?
First Governor of the NSW Colony
First Governor of the SA Colony
First Prime Minister of Australia
First Prime Minister of Britain
2
Why is South Australia awesome?
Because it is the birthplace of Farmer's Union Iced Coffee
Because it has the best football team (Port Power)
Because it has the best football team (Adelaide Crows)
Because it is the only colony not settled by convicts
3
What happened to the population of British cities in 1900?
They increased
They decreased
They stayed the same
4
What does 'The Triangular Trade' refer to?
Trade between allies in WW1
Trade between Europe, Africa and America
Trade between Europe, Africa and the Americas
5
Gavrilo Princip was a member of which terrorist group?
The Black Hand
Islamic State
The White Hand
The Black Fist
6
Mr Ferris fought in WWII.
False
True
False - it was the Vietnam War
7
What did Europe send in the triangular trade during the 1800s?
nothing
manufactured goods
raw materials
slaves
8
What does the acronym MAIN represent?
The major reasons WWII ended
The main reasons WWI ended
The major causes of WWI
The major causes of WWII
9
The Central Powers included...
all of the above
Ottoman Empire
Germany
Austria-Hungary
10
Australian Football has a longer history than the 'Ashes' cricket series.
False
True
11
Australians were introduced to WWI at...
Fromelles
The Somme
Gallipoli
Villers-Bretonneux
12
Which side won 903's trench battle?
The British
The Germans
13
What is this image?
The New Zealand Flag
The Australian Flag
14
British colonists claimed that Australia was 'Terra Nullius' in order to:
Acknowledge the traditional land owners
Justify taking land without treaty or payment
Keep the royal family happy
Give James Cook the title of King of Australia
15
What were convicts replaced by in America?
Machines
Employees
Children
Slaves
16
Were Indigenous Australians referred to in the first Australian constitution?
Yes
No
17
Germany had the biggest empire prior to World War I.
True
False
18
There were more women than men sent to Australia as convicts.
True
False
19
Convicts are different to slaves because...
They are not different, they are the same
They are the property of someone else
They are being punished for a crime they committed
They come from different countries
20
Hitler was a leader in which war?
WWI
Vietnam War
WWII
Korean War
21
Which side won 901's trench battle?
The French
The Germans
22
Indigenous Australians willingly let the British take over their land.
False
True
23
The allies included:
Britain, France, Russia
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire
24
Most slaves from Africa were taken from:
Northern Africa
Southern Africa
Western Africa
North America
25
Ms M's great-great-grandpa was 1 of 60000 British soldiers who died on the 1st day of the Somme
False
True
26
This image represents slaves being packed in what way?
Loosely
Tightly
27
The Central Powers included:
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire
Britain, France, Russia
28
What did Africa send in the triangular trade during the 1800s?
manufactured goods
nothing
slaves
raw materials
29
Who is this?
Woodrow Wilson
Perry the Samoyed
Franz Ferdinand
Sophie of Hohenburg
30
When was World War I?
1914 - 1916
1914 - 1918
1914 - 1917
1915 - 1918
31
Slavery was good for the British economy.
True
False
32
WWI was expected to last for:
a few days
a few years
a few weeks
a few months
33
What was the Atlantic Slave Trade?
Trade of slaves, convicts & goods across the Atlantic River
Trade of slaves, goods & crops across the Atlantic Ocean
Britain trying to deport the Irish
Trade of weak slaves for stronger slaves
34
What did Europe receive in the triangular trade during the 1800s?
slaves
nothing
manufactured goods
raw materials
35
Who wasn't given the same rights as European immigrants prior to 1901?
British Immigrants
Non-European Immigrants
Indigenous Australians
Everyone had equal rights
36
Where did children often work during the Industrial Revolution?
Farms
Factories
Churches
At sea
37
What does the large star on the Australian flag represent?
The states
The Southern Cross
The states and territories
The Union Jack
38
Who were the victors of WWI?
Central Powers
Allied powers
Austria-Hungary
Germany
39
Are you glad to start Geography soon?
No!!
Do I have to?
Yes!!
Do we get an excursion?
40
Raw materials would be sent from England to the Americas.
False
True
41
New South Wales gave women the right to vote first.
False
True
