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What year did the First Fleet set out from Great Britain for Australia?
1770
1778
1788
1787
Approximately how many people travelled to Australia on the First Fleet?
1500
1788
1300
1787
Which British explorer claimed the east coast of Australia for Great Britain?
Francis Drake
MattHew Flinders
Captain James Cook
Robert Falcon Scott
What name was given to prisoners who were sent away to penal colonies?
Marines
Convicts
Slaves
Guards
Name the species of penguin named after the famous Portuguese explorer,
Ferdinand Magellan.
New South Wales
Victoria
Guards
Van Diemen’s Land
Great Britain could no longer send convicts to North America because of…
The American War of Independence
Prisoners being stored on hulks
A reduction in crime in Britain
Lack of ships
The Industrial Revolution began with the invention of the _____________.
Television
Railway
Steam engine
Motor car
The Industrial Revolution saw a rise in crime due to:
Poor wages
Lack of work
Overpopulation in cities
All of the above
During the Industrial Revolution, old ships called _____ were used as accommodation for prisoners.
Hulks
Sulks
Bulks
Gulks
What was the original name for Australia?
New Zealand
New Holland
New England
New Australia
Where did Captain James Cook first set foot in Australia?
Point Hicks
Great Barrier Reef
Cooktown
Botany Bay
What part of Australia did James Cook claim for Great Britain?
North Coast
East Coast
South Coast
West Coast
Where did James Cook die?
New South Wales
Botany Bay
England
Hawaii
What are the three main reasons for the Journey of the first fleet?
The industrial revolution
The Transit of Venus
The American War of Independence
Captain James Cook
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