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Australia Colonization

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    Austrailian History

  • Europeans to Australia

    Europeans to Australia
    First europeans to sailed to Australia were the Dutch, but they didn't settle there.
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    Austrialian History

  • Captain James Cook First Voyage

    Captain James Cook First Voyage
    Captain James Cook first voyage in 1768 including Dutch East Indies, Austrialia, and New Zealand.
  • Captain James Cook's Trip

    Captain James Cook's Trip
    Catain James Cook sailed aroud Australia in 1770.
  • Bristish Ships Leave England

    Bristish Ships Leave England
    British ships called the First Fleet left England with convicts to esablish a prision colony.
  • Bristish Prisoners

    Bristish Prisoners
    British prisoners settled in Austialia.
  • New South Whales

    New South Whales
    1788-1832 New South Wales was officially a penal colony consisting mainly of convicts,marines, and the marines families.
  • Destination For The Hardest Of Covict

    Destination For The Hardest Of Covict
    This was the destination of the hardest of convict British and Irish criminals , those who were secondary offenders having re- offened after their arrival in Austrialia.
  • Government Sets Boundaries

    Government Sets Boundaries
    Goverment officials created boundaries for the colonies that are still in place today.
  • European visites Ayers Rock

    European visites Ayers Rock
    European surveyor visited the rock in 1873 and named it after Sir Henry Ayers, an English government official in South Australia.
  • Europeans Name Victoria Desert

    Europeans Name Victoria Desert
    First Europeans to cross the desert named it after British Queen Victoria in 1875.
  • Immigration Restriction Act

    Immigration Restriction Act
    This act restricted migration to people primarily of Europen descent.
  • Federal Government

    Federal Government
    Fedreal Government began to pass legislation to help the Aborigines.
  • Australia Act

    Australia Act
    Austrialia Act-- all legal ties with the British Empire were served.
  • Vote

    Vote
    55% of voters rejected the idea of becoming an independent republic.