Geography of Australia The Shaping of a Continent Grade 7

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Geography of Australia The Shaping of a Continent Grade 7

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2. 7th Grade Social Studies Blueprint: Identify the spatial distribution of major ecosystems such as tropical rainforest,
3. Three Examples Of Characteristics That Have Shaped Australia 1. The Colonial Legacy 2. The Outback 3.
4. From Colonization to Urbanization Aboriginal settlers arrived on the continent from Southeast Asia about 40,000 years
5. Colonization and Urbanization II The British first used Australia as a penal colony because of the
6. Brisbane Sydney For other city slides click: Australia Pics
7. The Outback The Outback is a physical “no-mans land”. Also called “The Bush”, the environment is
8. The Outback II Because of the physical nature of the outback, Australia’s cities are becoming very
9. Ayers Rock Aboriginal Art
10. Outback Roads For more pictures of the outback click on: Outback
11. The Great Barrier Reef The Great Barrier Reef off the northeast coast, the largest coral reef
12. Great Barrier Reef II More and more people from all over the world visit Australia every
13. Great Barrier Reef
14. Great Barrier Reef
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7th Grade Social Studies
Blueprint: Identify the spatial distribution of major ecosystems

such as tropical rainforest, desert, and grassland.
Blueprint: Describe how physical, biological, and human characteristics and processes define and shape a place.

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Three Examples Of Characteristics That Have Shaped Australia
1. The Colonial Legacy
2.

The Outback
3. The Great Barrier Reef

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From Colonization to Urbanization
Aboriginal settlers arrived on the continent from Southeast

Asia about 40,000 years before the first Europeans began exploration in the 17th century. No formal claims were made until 1770, when Capt. James COOK took possession in the name of Great Britain.

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Colonization and Urbanization II
The British first used Australia as a penal

colony because of the lack of prison space in the UK.
British posts were set up around the perimeter of the “Outback”; which was where the prisoners were kept. These posts grew into cities as more British ventured to Australia. Eventually, these developed into the major cities of Australia.
Colonization is an example of one of the many ways that human involvement has shaped Australia today.

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Brisbane
Sydney
For other city slides click:
Australia Pics

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The Outback
The Outback is a physical “no-mans land”. Also called “The

Bush”, the environment is not as human friendly as is Australia’s coasts.
Therefore, the population numbers of the outback are very sparse.
Because of the physically rugged land, there are few towns; such as Cuber Peaty.

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The Outback II
Because of the physical nature of the outback, Australia’s

cities are becoming very urbanized. This is an example of the physical environment that has shaped Australia.

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Ayers Rock
Aboriginal Art

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Outback Roads
For more pictures of the outback click on: Outback

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The Great Barrier Reef
The Great Barrier Reef off the northeast coast,

the largest coral reef in the world, is threatened by increased shipping and its popularity as a tourist site. It holds numerous species of fish, marine mammals, as well as aquatic plants and corals.
One section of the reef, Dangerous Reef, has one of the worlds greatest population of great white sharks.

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Great Barrier Reef II
More and more people from all over the

world visit Australia every year. The reef is one of the foremost reasons for Australian tourism. This plays a major role in the shaping of Australia’s economy and urbanization to the coastal cities.

For more information on Australia’s coastal economy click: Australia

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