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Benjamin Franklin was not only an inventor he was one of Americas founding fathers. On June 15th 1750 he conducted electricity with his famous kite experiment.
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Children were sold to work in factories. Many died or were injuried during working in this period.
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Napoleon Boneparte was a political leader as well as a french military leader.
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The Boston Tea party was a protest against Brittish taxes.
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The revolution was against the British as America wanted inderpendence. American politions signed a Declaration of Inderpendence, this ment that America became an Inderpendant nation.
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Born on the 7th of November 1728. Captain James Cook first arrived on the Australian east coast on the 19th of April 1770
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Countries included are Australia, New Zealand, India and South Africa.
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The first fleet arrived on the east coast of Australia and discovered that Sydney Cove was the perfect place to start up the east coast settlement.
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Thomas Jefferson signed a bill declearing slave trade to be abolished.
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Born in 1764, Woollarawarre was part of the Wangal clan. Woollarawarre was one of th first aborigines to learn and speak English.
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Queen Victoria of the House of Hanover married her first cousin Prince Albert of Saxe - Coburg and Gotha on the 10th of February 1840. She and Albert had nine children together.
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After three days Louis Philippe was placed on the throne aas leader.
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Settlers killed twenty eight aboriganal men, women and children.
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The Gold rush started when Edward Hargraves , a prospecter, claimed to have found gold near Bathurst, NSW. Eight months later gold was found in Ballarat and Bendigo, Vic. This caused large amounts of prospects to come to Australia and search for gold
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300 Brittish men fought the stockade. The stockade was only protected by less than 100 men, the rebellion was defeated.
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The first Boer war was also know as The first Transvaal war of inderpendence.
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Opened in Melbourne by Prince Georrge, Duke of Cornwall and York. This painting called "The Big Picture" was painted by Tom Roberts in honour of the event.
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One of the most famous battles of World War One is the Battle of Gallipoli. The Battle of Gallipoli lasted for less than a year (25th April - 9th January).
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