Most people live in the ______________corner of Australia.

The climate is hotter in the ____________of Australia.

What is the driest region of Australia?

Who were the original inhabitants of Australia?

The aborigines moved from place to place to find food. What is the term for this?

What is the name of the most sacred place for the Aborigines?

The religious beliefs of the Aborigines are based on what?

Who was the British explorer who claimed Australia for Great Britain?

What is the name of the first city established by British settlers in Australia as a prison colony?

The _________________ was a long conflict between Europeans and aborigines over land.

The aborigines were sent to ___________ and their culture (language and religious practices) was banned.

The British finally gained independence from Great Britain in 1901 following a _________________________ (like Canada).

Most Australians speak what language?

What religion do most modern day Australians practice? (different from Aborigines)

Australia has a _____________ government, sharing power between the nation/states.

Australia is a _______________ democracy, with a prime minister chosen by the legislature.

Australia is a ______________ monarchy, with the Queen of England as the symbolic leader (“Head of State”).

Australia is a member of the _______________________ of Nations.

Australia is a mixed economy that is mostly _________________.

Australia is a developed country that invests in human capital and other factors of __________________.

Australia’s main exports are ____________ products and natural resources like coal, gold, and opals.

Australia’s main trading partners are in _________________.

What natural trade barrier must Australia overcome to trade with the rest of the world?