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(was created in the 16th century) North-Western Europe, the Netherlands and England were the first countries to introduce capitalism. Capitalism is an economic system that deals with money. Capitalist countries have citizens, not governments, own and run companies. Companies fight with others for business. -
A few days after the Europeans arrived at Adventure Bay, they began to use the Aboriginal women for sex slaves. Many Aboriginals were murdered before the leaders of tribes decided that these people were bad for them and the environment. The Black wars resulted in many deaths but ultimately the Europeans were too strong and took over the land. -
In England, the Industrial Revolution changed their economy from agriculture to using machines for manufacturing and changed the way factories worked. With these new and improved devices, factories became more efficient and organised.
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In France when Napoleon Bonaparte was ruling, he started multiple wars with different European countries. He wanted to rule over Europe causing conflict for over 23 years. France was dominant in Europe during these wars. -
Police were looking for the Kelly brothers when they were ambushed by the Kelly Gang. Only one officer surrendered, the rest were shot dead. McIntyre escaped on Ned Kelly's horse when it got frightened by the gun shots. -
The Boxer Rebellion was a fight against foreigners who came to China. Peasants started the uprising but the government soon supported the cause. The violent wars were used to drive foreigners out of China. -
The capture of Beersheba allowed British forces to break the Ottoman line near Gaza. Because of the surprise attack, it meant the British were dominant in the fight. Australian Light Horses were used to travel to Beersheba and fight in the battle.
