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| what has influenced the population of austrailia? how? |
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| the gold rush brought many people, and the use of the penal colony |
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| what are the population patterns o austrailia and new zealand? |
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the british iar ethe majority and the minority are the aborginies and maoris.
there are more people living on the coastal rim |
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| what are the characteristics of the maori culture? |
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| center of village life (ceremonial gathering place) |
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| what are the characteristics of the aboriginal culture? |
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-nomads
-hunters and gatherers
-lived along the coastal rim and river valleys
-lived in small groups |
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| who were the first european settlers in austrailia? |
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| why were criminals the first european settlers in austrailia? |
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| they were sent ot the penal colony |
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| what are some of the efforts made by both austrailia and new zealand in recent years. |
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| they were more "welcoming" to new immigrants and new zealand becae a nuclear free zone |
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papua-new guiea
soloman islands
fiji islands
new calodeia |
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hawii
marquesas
tuamatu
tahati-samoa
cook-tango |
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| main exports o austrailia? |
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| gold, iron, copper, zinc, uranium, oil and gas, wool, sheep mean |
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| main exports of new zealand |
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| lamb, coal, natural gas, gold, veggies, fruit, grains, meat of sheep, wool. |
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| graphic features of austrailia? |
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Definition
| coastal rim, mountains, plateaus, plains, outback |
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| graphic features of new zealand? |
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Definition
| coastal rim, mountains, green, plains, and plateuas |
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| characteristics of high islands? |
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Definition
| volcanic mountains, rainfall, copra, fruits |
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| characteristics of low islands? |
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| barely above sea level, lack of moisture, depend on fishing, trade among farmers, tropical storms (typhoons) |
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| place where they put prisoners |
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| where all nuclear weapons are banned. |
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| formed by mountain, volcanic tops, above sea leve |
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| formed by mountains, lie barely above sea level, made up of coral reefs, attached by underground mountains. |
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| energy from heat/volcanoes |
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| includes islands in the western pacific that extend to new guinea to fiji and to the solomans |
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