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there is no information on why the eureka stockade only lasted 20 minutes

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there is no information on why the eureka stockade only lasted 20 minutes

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The battle only lasted 20 minutes because

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4.Dogs have changed because they now don't have to hunt, fight some have not changed for the better. Have breathing problems fatter bodies health problems overheating.
5. Dingo's have been threatened by humans because of the habitat loss - we are using the land to build houses and this is where the dingo's used to live.  Our domestic dogs have also been threatening the dingo's and killing them. People have also been killing them because they are dangerous.
6. The family dogs we know today were not discovered  in the wild as their current form Around 15,000 years ago.

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Powerpoint

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By ship
when they were released
every were on Australia
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The cats killed like 20 billion animals a year
Cats are now the sensation of today's word.

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We are going to present using camera and we are going to be doing a NEWS report about the colony of QLD 

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We are going to present using camera and we are going to be doing a NEWS report about the colony of QLD 

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whydid ned Kelly become a bushranger

1. what did he spend the money on when he robbed banks

how did he get to the banks

when did he desied when he wanted to kill police

where did he rob banks

who is ned Kelly .

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His reputation affected his life because he had to live his life on the run or hide from the police

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Will be presenting his work as a comic.

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-5 what is his heritage
-6 when did he die

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The five stars represent the southern cross and the cross represents a unity of defiance. The blue background is for the many miners who wore blue shirts.

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1869: A 14-year-old Kelly assaults a Chinese pig farmer and spends close to two weeks in police custody.

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We are shooting a video w/ greenscreen because we are average people

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The Western Australian settlers stayed at  the coastline down more south of Western Australia it is near Perth it is called Fremantle that is where the first people coming to Western Australia docked at.

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Western Australia was colonised when ships from Europe came down because the jails in Europe were to full. When they came down to Western Australia the convicts were treated not very good and had to do hard labour.

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Western Australia is Australia's largest state with a total area of about 2 529 875 sq km. Pearling in Western Australia existed well before European settlement. Coastal dwelling Aborigines had collected and traded pearl shell as well as tortise with fisherman from Sulawesi for possibly hundreds of years. After settlement the Aborigines were used as slave labour in the emerging commercial industry. Pearling centred first around Nickol Bay and Exmouth Gulf and then around Broome to become the largest in the world by 1910. The farming of cultured pearls remains an important part of the Kimberley economy.

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Fearing the police wouldn’t believe their account of the events, Kelly went into hiding at Stringybark Creek with his brother Dan. A shoot-out began between the brothers and police and as a result three policemen were killed.After the shootings the Victorian Government declared the outlaw of the gang and offered 500 pounds for each of the gang members, alive or dead.

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Fearing the police wouldn’t believe their account of the events, Kelly went into hiding at Stringybark Creek with his brother Dan. A shoot-out began between the brothers and police and as a result three policemen were killed.After the shootings the Victorian Government declared the outlaw of the gang and offered 500 pounds for each of the gang members, alive or dead.

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http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/ned-kellys-life-and-crimes/news-story/5a05c5a000b8f9b034c255f2c24a3c05?sv=605166c795ea156928ded02b84146e93

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2-	Why did the first fleet introduce sugar in Australia? To make rum and beer.

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2-	Why did the first fleet introduce sugar in Australia? To make rum and beer.

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Charles Leslie when he and a friend in Brisbane planned a escaped which worked. Rumors say the two went down to New South Wales and never seen again

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he is best-known for wearing a self-made suit of bulletproof armour during his final shootout with the police

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he is best-known for wearing a self-made suit of bulletproof armour during his final shootout with the police

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dan Kelly was a bush ranger because his family was poor and he wanted to make his family proud. as they got older

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The Aboriginals had been at WA for thousands of years it was only about 5000 years ago until the chinese  started to come to trade with the Aboriginals. After that the Dutch east started coming to WA then about 200 years ago the British came to bring in there convicts

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Why was sugar only made in QLD?The Climate (hot weather).

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Why was sugar only made in QLD?The Climate (hot weather).

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Answers 1. The police started it because they kept on frequently asking the miners for their licences so the miners decided to rebel on the police for their right.

2.The troopers frequently asked for licences, rum and money but they also arrested the miners for not having licences even if they had no gold, swearing to the police and the way the police arrested them was violent .

3. Peter Lalor originally lived in Country Laois, until he came to Australia as a convict.
4.The miners built a fence around the area they were living in, they sewed a large, blue and white flag which miners raised and there was a dramatic, early morning battle that involved shots being fired on both sides. Families were caught up in the crossfire and a number of miners and soldiers were killed.

6. Lalor's escape While the victors of Eureka were removing the dead from the stockade, Peter Lalor , the diggers' leader, lay under the pile of slabs in which he had been hidden, bleeding from the wound in his arm. ... He was greatly weakened from loss of blood, and only his indomitable pluck kept him up.

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Kelly is the most famous of all Australian bushrangers. he was born in the Glenrowan area in 1855 and at age 15 had his first altercation with the police. Although not convicted, he was first charged with helping bushranger Harry Power, during robberies.
He was sentenced to 6 months hard labor shortly after for assault and indecent behavior and began this before his 16th. birthday.
After his release, he got a job working in a sawmill and stayed out of trouble for a time. he developed a reputation as a trick rider and boxer during this time, and seemed to have learned his lesson well.
When the sawmill closed in 1876 he was accused of stealing a bull, and soon became a target of the police who took out their frustrations on his female relatives. Kelly's resentment of this harrassment grew and he developed a hatred for the police which lasted through his short lifetime.
Kelly, with his gang, held up the Bank of New South Wales in Jerilderie in February 1879 and got away with Â£2,000. He left a letter with one of the clerks to be published outlining his reasons and philosophy for choosing the notorious path he was accused of.Â The Jerilderie LetterÂ is now another part of the folklore surrounding Kelly and his gang.

Over the next few years the police tried many times to gain evidence on Kelly to get him behind bars until, on the 20th. of June, 1880, Kelly with a gang comprising his brother and others, attacked Glenrowan, cutting the telegraph wires and forcing railway workers to rip up the line. In the ensuing gun battle with police Kelly was shot in the knee and captured. He was hung in Melbourne on November the 11th. for his crimes. Some 4,000 Melbourne people attended the hanging.
The suit of armour which Kelly designed to protect himself in running gun battles with police is now a part of Australian folk lore. It comprised an iron helmet, something like an inverted bucket, with a slit for the eyes to see through.Â
A statue of Ned Kelly wearing his famous armour will be found in the town of Glenrowan, and a cell at the Beechworth prison is converted as it would have been during his incarceration there.

Ned Kelly is an integral part of Australian folk lore and expressions like "As bold as Ned Kelly" have become part of the language.
He was buried in the Old Melbourne Gaol and in 2013 his remains were exhumed and he was re-interred in the tiny Greta cemetery in north eastern Victoria, 132 years after his execution, at a private service attended by his descendents.

http://www.wilmap.com.au/bushrangers/kelly.html

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Ned Kelly lived in Glenrowan,Victoria

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What did the horses do once they came to Australia?

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What did the horses do once they came to Australia?

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They were imported for farm and utility work; recreational riding and racing were not major activities.

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.6 Ned Kelly is known to have used more than one gun, but the main gun he used was

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HOW. HAS. HE. IMPACTED. AUSTRALIA!!!!!

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what did the horses do once they came to Australia?

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what did the horses do once they came to Australia?

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They were imported for farm and utility work; recreational riding and racing were not major activities

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It was Ned Kelly's idea and decision to wear armour over a period of 4-5 months the gang made their own armour in preparation for a showdown at Glenrowen station.

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Ned Kelly's reputation has outlived the man himself, who was executed for his crimes just four months after being captured.

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Ned Kelly's reputation has outlived the man himself, who was executed for his crimes just four months after being captured.

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6. What effect did they have on the native species

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The European settlers, farmers

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In October 1878 the Kelly brothers in hideout were being searched for by two groups of police. The Mansfield group consisted of 4 policemen. This group was ambushed by the Kelly gang resulting in 3 of the 4 police being shot dead.  The Kelly Gang was now seriously in trouble and wanted by the law and officially branded outlaws on the 30th of October they could be shot at any time by anyone without warning and alive or dead reward for £500 or £2000 for all 4.

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What is the meaning of the Eureka Stockade Flag?

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What is the meaning of the Eureka Stockade Flag?

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The Eureka stockade flag is a symbol of defiance at it's first flying at Bakery Hill.

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by ship
when they released them

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Ferrol cats have caused extinction on some islands and failure for reintroducing programs for the endangered mammals in semi-arid areas. Cats have been present in Tasmania on kangaroo island as any other cat anywhere else. Feral cats have killed millions of native Australian animals.

It is estimated that they kill around tens of millions of animals over a night. The feral Cat is a global threat as it has contributed to the extinction of birds, mammals and reptiles. In Australia cats have contributed to 20 mammal extinctions.

Feral cats eat 123 species of birds, 157 reptiles, 58 marsupials, 27 rodents, 21 frogs and 9 exotic mammal species. Cats kill at least 16 globally endangered species and 12 others classed as near threatened.

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Ned Kelly is a Australian Bushranger and also he was the leader of the Kelly gang. he was also recognised as the last and most famous of the busrangers

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6. During the time britan needed to colonise they couldn't go to America because during that time there was the war of independence.

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6. During the time britan needed to colonise they couldn't go to America because during that time there was the war of independence.

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Queensland's First parliament building was in Brisbane in the suburb of Milton where Suncorp Stadium.

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Sugar plan1-	How was sugar introduced to Q.L.D? by the first settlers that moved to QLD.2-	Why did the first fleet introduce sugar in Australia? 3-	Which country introduced sugar to Q.L.D? \\ England.4-	When was sugar introduced? \\ Sugar was introduced in 1788  .5-      Where was sugar made? \\ In a sugar refinery, it’s burned then crushed and juice is extracted.6- Which country made sugar? West Indies and the Americans. 7- What was sugar used for? It was used to make alcohol especially in Bundaberg (for their rum).

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Sugar plan1-	How was sugar introduced to Q.L.D? by the first settlers that moved to QLD.2-	Why did the first fleet introduce sugar in Australia? 3-	Which country introduced sugar to Q.L.D? \\ England.4-	When was sugar introduced? \\ Sugar was introduced in 1788  .5-      Where was sugar made? \\ In a sugar refinery, it’s burned then crushed and juice is extracted.6- Which country made sugar? West Indies and the Americans. 7- What was sugar used for? It was used to make alcohol especially in Bundaberg (for their rum).

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Captain Thunderbolts last stand was on 25 May 1870

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The Kelly family was accused of attempted murder of constable Fitzpatrick when he visited their home to arrest Dan Kelly for stealing a horse. Dan and Ned Kelly escaped to hide in the bush and their mother Ellen Kelly was arrested and sent to gaol for 3 years for attempted murder. This le to the boys forming the Kelly gang whist hiding in bush land around the Wombat Rangers in Victoria.

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Clune, Frank, and Walter Stackpool. Frank Clunes Ned Kelly. London, Angus and Robertson, 1977.

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Clune, Frank, and Walter Stackpool. Frank Clunes Ned Kelly. London, Angus and Robertson, 1977.

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4. Sydney

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why did the population of wa grow?

The population of WA grew because Britain already had a history of shipping criminals to other shores. However, following the end of the American war of independence in 1783,  American colonies would no longer tolerate with British convicts. They got taken over to Western Australia.

When did the establishment of WA start?

The establishment of Western Australia started on 1st of June 1829. It was founded by a man Called Edmund Lockyer. The place they did this is in was not known back then but it is know Known as Perth.

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Ned Kelly is remembered to be one of the most bet Australian bushrangers in Victoria and he saved a dad from being drowned and got rewarded a sash.

Ned Kelly apparently worked with his gang the kelly

Ned Kelly became a bushranger at the age of 15.

Ned Kelly's mother already felt sad because she already lost her husband and she was about to lose her son

Ned Kelly became a bushranger because henry power taught him how to be one

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Who is Ned Kelly?

What did he have a reputation for?

Where did Ned Kelly live?

What made him so famous?

what are the important dates in Ned Kellys life?

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1.Dingo's we the first dog introduced to Australia about 5,000 years ago
2. the Asian people brought dog over on boat to Australia
3. In 1830 Timmins a rancher named decided to cross the Smithfield with the native Australian Dingo. Timmins was eager to breed a silent working dog.

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He robed the Mails in the new England and upper hunter areas.
He was shot by constable walker and died.

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When did the war start against the miners?

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When did the war start against the miners?

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The Eureka Stockade War started on December the 4th. The war lasted for 20 minutes.

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How did the Eureka Stockade impact on Australia Today?

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How did the Eureka Stockade impact on Australia Today?

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The Eureka Stockade is known as the birthplace of Australian democracy. The Eureka Stockade has become an Australian legend, which embodies the Australians people's sense of national identity..

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1 - In 1788, New South Wales was found and became a penal colony. There were still Aboriginals in the area at the time. However, in 1823, it became a residential area and people started moving in to homes built there.

2 - Surprisingly, the first non-Aboriginals to step foot in New South Wales were the Dutch. In 1600, the Dutch took one of their ships out to sea, looking for money and/or valuable items, but they ended up in Australia. They did not stay there for long after searching.

3 - When the last shipment of convicts disembarked in Western Australia in 1868, the total number of transported convicts stood at around 162,000 men and women. They were transported here on 806 ships. After that, the Europeans started building houses for those who were willing to pay and for themselves.

4 - Sydney was the oldest country town, because that was the city that the convict ships arrived in.

5 -  New South Wales is most populated in Botany Bay, Sydney.

6 - During the time, Britain needed to colonise. They couldn't go to America, because during that time there was the War of Independence against the British.

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Significant people in Captain Thunderbolts life are James Garbutt, Mary Ann nee Bug , John Thomson, Ben Cross, Thomas Mason, William Monckton,

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Its well in front of all the other states in farming sugar cane and still in front of states today. QLD is home to more than 4 million people. 

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Its well in front of all the other states in farming sugar cane and still in front of states today. QLD is home to more than 4 million people. 

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The Stockade was held in the city of  Ballarat, Victoria.

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He first got in trouble with the law by the age of five because the police believed he stole a horse. later on when he was 10 Dan and his brother Jim were arrested for riding a stolen horse. Over the following years he had numerous run-ins with the law for theft, damage of property and assault which led to gaol  time and the eventual formation of the Kelly Gang

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What impact has Ned Kelly had on the way we live today?

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What impact has Ned Kelly had on the way we live today?

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QLD had a massive impact on Australia because it became a huge tourism place and the farmers farmed  sugar cane

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He is  a bushranger and he was forced to kill police because

4. Ned Kelly died on the 04/03/1865

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How did the first domestic cats get to Australia?
When did feral cats first become a problem?
Where in Australia did they spread to?
Who decided that it was a good idea to introduce use cats as pets?

What happened to the native Animals when cats got introduced? How have cats changed our lives from the 1800s till today?

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1.  Banjo Paterson's grandparents parents are: Charles William Barton and Agnes Alexandra.
2. His favourite things to do in the past, were singing/writing poems/songs.
3.He made poems hen he felt inspired.
4. The school that Banjo Paterson went to was: Sydney Grammar School.
5. Banjo Paterson's cultural heritage was Scottish and English.
6. Banjo Paterson died in 1941 4 February
7. He wrote poems that are really good and that is how Banjo Paterson impacted Australia.

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1.He was in a Gang and he was an Outlaw and that's what he did to get such a large reputation.
2. His parents thought of him in a nice way and they liked him.
3. Ned Kelly was Famous when he was only 15 when he helped a Bush ranger in a robbery.
4. There was lots of crime where Ned Kelly lived.
5. He is still so famous because he was doing lots of crime activity and doing robberies.

6. He didn't die in the final shootout, he actually got caught and got hung at the Melbourne Jail.

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Captain Moonlite was hanged on the 20th of January 1880.

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where did he move around to?
who did he work with?
when did he become as a bushranger?
how did his family feel when he got shot?
why did he choose to become a bushranger?

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Captain Cook was the first one to see Queensland for the first time but didn't claim it.

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Captain Cook was the first one to see Queensland for the first time but didn't claim it.

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Captain Cook sailed past Brisbane on the 16th of May.

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The impact of the Eureka Stockade

The Eureka Rebellion - Australia's only armed uprising - was a crucial stepping-stone towards democracy for the country. It stemmed from a build-up of grievances on the gold field related to the licensing of mining permits and lack of political representation, and resulted in one of the greatest victories for equity and fairness in Australia’s history

The Eureka Stockade is now viewed as the birthplace of Australia's political system.

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Continue reviewing and answering questions, think about how they may have an affect on how we live today.

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we would change question 2

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If there was one thing I could change it would be the topic

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If there was one thing I could change it would be the topic

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our resources

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More time and easier resources.

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I think I need to research more and start working more about the questions.

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We had more time or got more done. Because we had to write new questions

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l wish that we could've worked together more.

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Personally I would change nothing. I have found that the researching has been easy

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I would change different subject but we have already committed to it so we cant 

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I would change different subject but we have already committed to it so we cant 

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I think I need to change they way i give Thomas information. (I have already done this topic)