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Colonization of Australia-European Empire Building

TermDefinition
1606 When did the 1st Europeans sail into Australian waters?
200 years How long did ships from several European nations sail to the continent of Australia?
Captain James Cook Charted the eastern coast of Australia in his ship (Endeavor)following orders from British King George III ,claiming the east coast for Great Britian.
Independence of the 13 American colonies Led to British colonization in 1788.
Reasons the British colonized Australia Relieve over crowding in Great Britain jails, to have a Naval Station there, to expand trade, to prevent the French from starting a colony there.
Great Britain, France, Portugal, Spain, Denmark, Germany ,Italy , The Netherlands European countries that wanted more overseas land.
Scramble for Africa Between1885 and 1910, several European countries divided the continent of Africa among themselves.
Nationalism The love of one's country.
Militarism Using strong armies and threats of war.
Central Powers Germany ,Austria-Hungary ,The Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria.
Allied Powers Great Britain ,France, Russia ,United States
Great War Became known as World War I
Ideology Group of ideas or theories that guides individuals, social movements ,or groups.
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