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WC Unit One

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Population of Australia 21 million
Where do most people live in Australia? East Coast--90%
What is Australia's size compared to another country US
What is the world's largest coral reef? Great Barrier Reef
How old is the Australian landscape? 3 billion years old
Where did Australia drift away from, and when? Antarctica, 50 million years ago
Who first discovered Australia and when? Dutch, 1606
What is colonialism? a policy in which a nation administers a foreign territory and develops its for the benefit
Who was the first person to reach Tasmania? Abel Tasman
Who is James Cook, and what did he discover? First British to arrive in Australia in the 1700s, and he found the indigenous people called the "Aborigines".
What is the capital of New Zealand? Wellington
What is the Government of New Zealand? Constitutional Monarchy
What are the main exports of New Zealand? Dairy products, wool, lamb, fruit
What are the 2 largest cities of New Zealand? Auckland and Christchurch
What percent of the New Zealand population is Maori? 10%
What are the birds that are hunted by the Maori? Maos
What is the national symbol of New Zealand? Kiwi bird
Who are the indigenous people of New Zealand? Maori
Where did the Maori migrate from and when? Polynesia, 9th-12th century
Who was the first person to discover the Maori? Abel Tasman
Who established the relations of New Zealand, and when? Captain James Cook
What/when was the treaty between Great Britain and the Maori, and what did it say? Peace Treaty-1840--Maori got land; Britain got land rights
What is the Maori war dance? Haka
What are the full faced tattoos called? Moko
What is the world's second largest island? Papua New Guinea
Who does the western half of New Guinea belong to? Indonesia
Who controlled New Guinea and who was it transferred to? Dutch to Australian
When did New Guinea gain it's independence? 1975
What is it called when the people eat their dead relatives? Kuru
What are important in dowries? Pigs
What are cargo cults? When tribal societies are exposed to technology and western goods magical thinking and rituals used to explain
What is another name for Micronesia? "small islands"
What is the capital of Micronesia? Kiribati
What is the capital of Nauru? Yaren
What is Nauru's main export? Phosphates
What is the third smallest island? Nauru
What island is still radioactive? Bikini
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