Purcell+Beth

 Beth Purcell  TIMELINE:1994, Born 2nd March 1998, 3 year old kinder 1999, 4 year old kinder 2000, started Primary School 2005, Won Netball Grand Final 2006, Graduated Primary School 2007, Started High School 2008, Won Netball Grand Final 2009, Currently in year 9

HOBBIES: Netball Surfing Listening to Music Drawing  Going to the Movies



First Australian Questions Part 1. 1. After I watched the video i gained a better understanding about the people of this period because it wasn't told like it was "all bad." They talked about friendships that were formed between the British people and The First Australians

2. The story "They have come to stay" is about how and when the First Australians and the British settlers came face to face in 1788. the First Australians were curios but there are friendships that are formed between them and the British settlers.

3. The message of this episode was that it doesn't matter what colour your skin is or where you come from you can all become friends and all should be treated equally

4. I thought this episode was very interesting because I didn't think that friendships would've been formed between the two cultures. Part 2. 1. Colonist: A settler or inhabitant of a colony settlers: people who have settled in an area Invaders: enter a place in large numbers with intrusive effect British: of the British Commonwealth Whites: people with white skin Europeans: People from Europe

4. I think the term settlers is the most accurate for the British people because they came to Australia, settled here and still are here.

5. I think that the above terms could've meant different things at different times because when they first came

Part 3. 6. Aborigines: A person, plant or animal that has been in a country from the earliest times Indigenous inhabitants or people: originating or occurring naturally in a particular place First Australians: Discovery of Australia

|| ** “Discoverers” ** || ** Why came? **  ||
 * ** Date **
 * 50,000 BC || Ancestors of the Aborigines.  || Nomadic hunters who migrated during the last Ice Age from Asia. See page 2 of textbook for a map showing the route taken.  ||
 * 100 AD || Malay and Indian Traders || Shipments of sea slugs that are a delicacy in China ||
 * 1100 -1400AD || Chinese || Exploring northern coastline of Australia ||
 * 1500 AD || Portuguese || May have come. Evidence on page 28 of text book ||
 * 1606 AD || First Europeans || Explored Gulf of Carpentaria ||
 * 1640 AD || Dutchmen || Discovered Tasmania and New Zealand ||
 * 1688-1700 AD || Englishman || Explore Pacific area ||
 * 1770 AD || Captain Cook || Claimed Great Britain, named it New South Wales ||
 * 1819 AD || British Colonial Officer || The name Australia used regularly ||
 * 1827 AD || Britain || Officially claimed entire Australian Continent ||

2. Christopher de Mendonca Dear All Facebookers, I can't believe that Captain Cook is claiming Australia. i found it 250 years before he did, it should be mine.