Colonisation of Australia
Across
- 3. Taking land and control without permission from those already living there.
- 4. What Britain wanted to gain by expanding its empire.
- 6. What happened to British prisons before Australia was colonised.
- 7. A term meaning "empty land" used to justify colonisation.
- 9. A reason for colonisation—taking land and resources for profit.
- 11. Taking ownership of land, with or without permission.
- 12. A group of lands controlled by one powerful country.
- 13. Taking over farmland in Britain, which displaced poor people.
- 15. Permission; something the British were told to get before claiming land.
- 16. Forceful takeover of land, usually without consent.
- 17. A person or group’s point of view about an event.
Down
- 1. A colony where prisoners are sent to live and work.
- 2. The British explorer given secret instructions to claim land.
- 3. What the British claimed they were spreading to other cultures.
- 5. Important paths for buying and selling goods across the world.
- 8. Peacefully moving to a new place to live (often wrongly used for 1788).
- 10. The supposed scientific reason for Cook’s journey (e.g., tracking Venus).
- 14. How the British viewed their culture, religion, and technology.