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The British were good for Australians because=
Language: a written language document ,store and read communications as well as speak them.
Religion: a belief in a christian god non -Christians are 'heathens' to be converted or killed.
Property: an economy based on money; people satisfy needs for goods and services by buying and selling.
technology: lifestyle improvement measured by possession of manufactures goods eg: coaches and clothing.
Natural Environment: a view that it should be conquered and changed eg: with machines. and exploited for economic and social gain.
Allegiance: strong feelings of patriotism to "God King and country"
Shelter: permanent (both houses and public buildings).
Travel/Transport: move via machines (eg: coaches ,carts ,large boats) along permanent roads and up rivers; need for permanent land and water support infrastructure.
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What was the first colony named?
Virginia, where Jamestown is. :)
What did Hone Heke did?
He cut the british flag pole, to be recognised frim the british colony. He was a superior activist he cut down the british flagpole...good on him
Why did the british take over the Dutch colony at the cape of good hope in 1814?
Because
Why did the British want the colony of New York for its settlers in New England?
The major attraction to New York was the natural harbor and the access to the Hudson River. Plus, the farm land was good in the area, so the combination of the two made NY a good place to have a colony.
How did Britain gain control of the Australian colony?
It probably isn't a question of Britain "gaining control" of Australia so much as it was that England just put a bunch of people on ships and set them ashore on the land down under. That made Australia a de facto British colony. The native Australians didn't complain too much, and certainly hadn't the numbers or the power to stop things, even if they did. This happened before, this colonization. What's a good example of that? Big country. Lots of room to develop. Stunning store of natural resources. Oh, yes! America!
What is the relationship between England and Australia?
In modern times the Anglo-Australians relations are quite close. The two share many cultural ties, including religion and language, as Australia was once a former british prison colony. The true relationship between Australia and England officially started in 1901 when six british territories federated to form the Commonwealth of Australia, a dominion in the British Empire. Since that time, the Australians have supported England in both WWI and WWII, and even today the United Kingdom is the second largest foreign investor in Australia, just as Australia is the seventh largest foreign investor in the United Kingdom.
Why was using local governments to control a colony a logical solution for the British?
The British government was several thousand miles away and a good 3 months sail away. Any government who is that far from a colony needs to use local government.
What are the positive effects of the British empire on Australia?
It is hard to imagine Australia as a viable modern nation, if it were not for the British intervention, so it must be accounted as a Good Thing. But Ye Gods, it was corrupt in the early years, with every Governor having to struggle against criminal officials who thought they were untouchable.
Positive and negative effects of multiculturalism on Australia?
Australia ? You are a good example of what some of the negative effects are !
Was Captain Cook finding Australia a good thing?
For the British, yes. For the aboriginals, not so much.
What is one reason that Thomas Paine thinks the colony stand a good chance against British?
The British army and navy are mostly made up of middle-aged men
What was Australia like in the time of the British Empire?
it was great they never had it so good now its ok rubbish
