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iii C OVERAGE OF M ULTIPLE I NTELLIGENCES vi C OVERAGE OF OUTCOMES ix H OW TO USE THIS BOOK xii A CKNOWLEDGEMENTS xiv Chapter 1: First Australians 1 Stories . . . links across space and time 2 The first landowners 4 Traditional lifestyles 8 Only hunters and gatherers? 10 Contact! 12 Deadly encounters 16 Massacre! 18 Hobart Daily: Truganini now at peace 20 Check and challenge 22 Summary of key terms 24 Chapter 2: The Europeans arrive 25 Finding the Great South Land 26 Why Botany Bay? 28 Convicts 30 Female factories 34 The hard years 36 Macquarie — the colony’s ‘second founder’ 38 Melbourne — the place for a village 40 New immigrants 42 Colony Commerce: Thar she blows no longer! 44 Check and challenge 46 Summary of key terms 48 Chapter 3: Gold fever! 49 ‘Gold in them thar hills!’ 50 First in, best gold! 52 Mud, fights . . . and hope 54 Bendigo Beat: Hotham orders a ‘fox hunt’! 58 Eureka! 60 Chinese diggers 62 Bushrangers 64 Ned Kelly in profile 66 After the rush was over 68 Check and challenge 70 Summary of key terms 72 Chapter 4: Becoming Australian 73 Not the ‘old country’ 74 City living 76 The Bush Telegraph: Mother of wool industry dies 78 Men and women at work 80 Voice of the workers 82 Australian perspectives 84 Federation 88 Women have their say 92 Check and challenge 94 Summary of key terms 96 Contents
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C
OVERAGE
OF
M
ULTIPLE
I
NTELLIGENCES
vi
C
OVERAGE
OF
OUTCOMES
ix
H
OW
TO
USE
THIS
BOOK
xii
A
CKNOWLEDGEMENTS
xiv
Chapter 1: First Australians 1
Stories . . . links across space and time 2The first landowners 4Traditional lifestyles 8Only hunters and gatherers? 10Contact! 12Deadly encounters 16Massacre! 18
Hobart Daily:
Truganini now at peace 20Check and challenge 22Summary of key terms 24
Chapter 2: The Europeansarrive 25
Finding the Great South Land 26Why Botany Bay? 28Convicts 30Female factories 34The hard years 36Macquarie — the colony’s
‘second founder’ 38Melbourne — the place for a
village 40New immigrants 42
Colony Commerce:
Thar sheblows no longer! 44
Check and challenge 46Summary of key terms 48
Chapter 3:Gold fever! 49
‘Gold in them tharhills!’ 50
First in, best gold! 52Mud, fights . . . and hope 54
Bendigo Beat:
Hotham orders a ‘fox hunt’! 58Eureka! 60Chinese diggers 62Bushrangers 64Ned Kelly in profile 66After the rush was over 68Check and challenge 70Summary of key terms 72
Chapter 4: BecomingAustralian 73
Not the ‘old country’ 74City living 76
The Bush Telegraph:
Mother ofwool industry dies 78
Men and women at work 80Voice of the workers 82Australian perspectives 84Federation 88Women have their say 92Check and challenge 94Summary of key terms 96
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Chapter 5: Volcanoes and earthquakes 97
Broken plates 98
The Goma Gazette:
Thousands flee as lava pours into the city 100
How volcanoes work 102Volcanic landforms 104Living with volcanoes 106Mount Etna, Sicily 108How earthquakes happen 110Napier earthquake 112Earthquake survival 114Earth’s forces in balance 116Check and challenge 118Summary of key terms 120
Chapter 6: Australian landforms 121
How old is Australia? 122Mountain landforms 124Volcanic mountains 126Coastal landforms 128The Port Campbell coastline 130Sedimentary landforms 132The Bungle Bungle Range 134Limestone landforms 136River landforms 138
The Moving Times:
Geo-historians dig up the past 140
Check and challenge 142Summary of key terms 144
Chapter 7: Tourism:the last resort 145
James and Emma’s excellent adventure 146
The Globetrotter:
First trans-Atlantic airline passengers fly out 148
Tourism’s top ten 150Finding places 152Into and out of Australia 154Benefits of tourism 156The wrong people (that’s us!) 158Ecotourism: balancing act 160Eco-tourists or eco-pests? 162On safari in Africa 164Check and challenge 166Summary of key terms 168
Chapter 8: Sharing resources 169
Our global village 170So many people! 172Enough food? 176Every drop counts 178A roof over one’s head 180
Worldcare Weekly:
The high cost of good health 182Education is the key 184The United Nations 186Lucky Australia? 188Check and challenge 190Summary of key terms 192
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Chapter 9: Australia’s political system 193
Canberra Chronicle:
Liberals’ big win 194Tower of power 196Order! Order! 198
Party, party, party 200It’s federal election time! 202Counting federal votes 204Making laws 206Changing the law 208She’s having my baby 210Check and challenge 214Summary of key terms 216
Chapter 10: Australia’s legal system 217
Obey the law 218Today’s laws, yesterday’s
ideas 220It’s not fair! 222Legal eagle 224
Caught and court 226You’re under arrest 228How do you plead? 230Juvenile crime 232
Daily Tribune:
US study slams violent video games 234
Can we resolve this? 236Check and challenge 238Summary of key terms 240
Chapter 11: The Australian economy 241
Hey, big spender! 242Demand and supply 244Making an economic cake 246Back to business 248Markets and money 250Managing the economy 252Global markets 254Export businesses 256
Canberra Chronicle:
Eleven injuredin protest riot 258
The clever country? 260Check and challenge 262Summary of key terms 264
Chapter 12: Managing your finances 265
The money comes in . . . 266. . . And the money goes out 268Saving money 270Investing in your
future 272The cashless
society 274The cash budget 276
Food Moves:
Bon appétit! 278
Counting the costs 280
Managing a financial plan 282
Keeping a record 284
Check and challenge 286
Summary of key terms 288
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