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Swan river colony

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What was the name of the river that the Swan River Colony was named after?
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Pelican River
Swan River
Duck River
Q 2/10
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What was the primary currency used in transactions within the Swan River Colony?
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10 questions

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What was the name of the river that the Swan River Colony was named after?

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What was the primary currency used in transactions within the Swan River Colony?

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What was the primary mode of transportation utilized in the early days of the Swan River Colony?

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Who was the indigenous group that inhabited the land where the Swan River Colony was established?

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What was the main industry in the early days of the Swan River Colony?

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What was one of the main reasons for establishing the Swan River Colony?

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What year was the Swan River Colony officially established?

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Who was the first Governor of the Swan River Colony?

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What was the original name of the Swan River Colony before it was officially established?

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Which country established the Swan River Colony?

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