Movement of People - Year 9 History

4. The name given to kidnapping natives from the South Sea Islands to be sold as slaves in Australia.
11. When two or more sources give the same information or confirm each other.
12. Something that is believable or to be trusted.
13. Addictive substance illegally sold in China by the British.
15. Indentured labourer kidnapped and brought to Australian sugar cane plantations.
16. People who decide to move from one place to another, usually in order to find work or better living conditions.

1. "_______ Flat riots" - violent anti-Chinese riots which took place in 1860-1861.
2. The British did not value the beliefs and way of life of these people.
3. Information in sources which supports a point of view or theory.
5. People found guilty of a criminal offence and serving a sentence of transportation to another place.
6. Term referring to the period of time from year zero until now.
7. The first sentence in a paragraph that outlines what will be discussed.
8. The belief that all members of each race possess characteristics, abilities, or qualities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races.
9. 1788 was when the First ______ arrived in Australia.
10. Precious metal found in Australia which Chinese men came in search of.
14. People who are the legal property of another person and are forced to obey their owner.
16. The comical surname used by Jack on the news interview.