Describe the colonial history of the Pacific islands and contrast it to that of Australia and New Zealand
What will be an ideal response?
In both Australia and New Zealand the European settlers displaced the indigenous peoples and
became politically and economically dominant. Throughout the Pacific islands, the indigenous
peoples remained numerically dominant, but their ways of life—politics, economics—were
heavily influenced by the European powers.
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excess of 120 km per hour and torrential rain? a. cyclones b. typhoons c. monsoon d. hurricane e. willy-willies
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A) increase 30% B) triple C) decrease by 50% D) double E) increase 20%
The first European settlement in North America was in Plymouth, Massachusetts
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A) evaporation of magnesium rich waters B) magnesium rich fluids that chemically alter limestone bearing reefs C) the hard parts of microscopic organisms that accumulate on the sea floor D) direct precipitation from seawater