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Exploration and migration (MIgration (when you move long term is it always…
Exploration and migration
Exploration
How did the explorers comunicate
How did explores know that they had a full map
Why did people explore
If people didnt explore what would our world be like
Who was the very first explorer
How do we know they were the first explorer
MIgration
when you move long term is it always called migration
Can being a refugee count as migration
Can animals migrate
If so what animals
Who came up with the word migration
Whenever people move do they think of them selves as migrating
Is migration a modern thing
IN the old days when you moved was it called migrating
positives about both
Could your whole family migrate and be happy
Would most of the time find what your looking for when you explore
Would moving to a new country give you the opportunity to have a new life
Could exploring save your people
negatives about both
Could you not find anything when you explore
Could you migrate to a place that you dont like and have to stay
Could you and your family get split up when you migrate
When you explore could you get lost and lose your family and home
australia
What supplies did australia have to offer
when was australia found
ABout in 1700's
Who found australia
In 1688, William Dampier became the first Englishman to reach Australia. But in 1770 a British sailor, Captain James Cook, found the fertile east coast of Australia. He called it New South Wales, and claimed it for Britain.
The first documented encounter was that of Dutch navigator Willem Janszoon
Matthew Flinders (March 16, 1774 - July 19, 1814) was an English explorer, naval officer and navigator who circumnavigated (sailed entirely around) Australia and mapped much of its coastline. He and George Bass were the first Europeans to realize that Tasmania was an island; they sailed around it.