Who are the original settlers of New Zealand?

The type of colony that Great Britain established in Sydney Australia.

The early form of government in Southeast Asia in which states were organized as rings of power.

One of the three regions of Oceania meaning "tiny islands".

A starchy root grown in Oceania and used to make such dishes as bread and poi.

The original inhabitants of Australia.

An economy in which families produce only enough food , shelter, and clothing to satisfy their own needs.

An early government regime that existed in what is now Cambodia.

A former French colony made up of Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam.

The dried meat of coconuts, a main crop in the high islands of Oceania.

a set of closely grouped islands that sometimes form a curved arc.

used by the United States for nuclear tests.

a type of landform formed by volcanoes.

the unpopulated inner region of Australia.

Another name for the Pacific Islands.

type of island made by a corral reef.

What is the name of a huge chain of reefs and islands lying along Australia's northeastern coast?

refers to a ringlike coral island or string of small islands surrounding a lagoon.

A force that attracts people to cities.

the growth of industry.

The law that gave Aboriginal People the right to claim land in the Northern Territory of Australia.

the result of a minority group giving up its culture and adopting the culture of the majority group.

the concept of "empty land", where the British government decided it could take land from the Aboriginal People.

a force that drives rural people off their land.

The name the Aboriginal people called the mixed-race children who were taken from their families and placed with white families.