In 19th-century Tasmania, in an effort to colonize the area, the native peoples were:

a. exterminated.
b. colonized and Christianized.
c. relocated to Australia and away from their homes.
d. educated and prepared to live as Europeans.
e. imprisoned and sent to work camps.


a

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