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| As the _________ claimed more land in Australia, the natives lost their land and their population shrank. |
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| The men greatly outnumbered the women in ________. |
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| The first English colony in ________ did NOT prosper immediately. |
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| Captain Cook's ship ran aground on the __________. |
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| When __________ sailed to Tahiti, it was NOT his first voyage at sea. |
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| Many squatters made good money by sending ______ to London to sell. |
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| _______ was the first governor of Australia. |
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| The first English people to settle in Australia were _______. |
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| What happened to Captain Cook? |
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| Hawaiian natives killed him. |
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| The people of Hawaii treated Captain Cook well because _________. |
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| they thought he was a god |
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| Captain Cook and his men sailed around two large mountainous islands that form the country of _______. |
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| After sailing to Tahiti, Captain Cook's secret mission was to ________. |
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| sail south and find the Great Southern Continent |
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| The _______ were the natives who lived in Australia. |
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| The first English colony in Australia was named _________. |
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| When England lost the American colonies, it began to send its prisoners to ancient ships moored in the rivers called _________. |
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| Captain Cook explored the coast of Australia and called the land __________ because it reminded him of one of the parts of Great Britain. |
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| When Captain Cook discovered Australia, he named the place where he landed _________ because of the many strange new plants he saw. |
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| Captain James Cook was hired by the English government to sail to Tahiti and look at the planet _________. |
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| What was life like for the squatters in Australia? |
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| They had to fight off burning sun, drought, unexpected floods, and loneliness. There were no doctors, stores or towns. They only got their mail twice a year. |
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