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Where was the convict colony founded on 26 January 1788?
Answer: Sydney Cove
Why: Phillip rejected Botany Bay as too shallow and exposed, with poor soil and little fresh water, and moved to Port Jackson.
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Roughly how many convicts did Britain send to Australia?
Answer: About 160,000
Why: Transportation ended when the last convict ship, the Hougoumont, reached Western Australia in January 1868.
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How many Aboriginal people did Tasmania's 1830 Black Line capture?
Answer: 2
Why: About 2,200 soldiers, convict servants and civilians formed the line, which moved across the settled districts in late 1830.
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How many colonies joined to form Australia in 1901?
Answer: 6
Why: New Zealand took part in the 1890 and 1891 federation talks but chose not to join the Commonwealth.
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Who dismissed Prime Minister Gough Whitlam in 1975?
Answer: John Kerr
Why: That same day Kerr appointed opposition leader Malcolm Fraser as caretaker prime minister.
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What did Whitlam pour into Vincent Lingiari's hand in 1975?
Answer: Soil
Why: The handback capped a struggle that began in 1966 as a Wave Hill strike over wages and conditions and grew into a claim for Gurindji land.