1. Do Now How Rural areas differ from Urban area where you live?

2. Ch.33-1 Australia & New Zealand The People/Culture

3. Vocabulary Preview Clan Boomerang Dominion Strine

4. The People Indigenous peoples and foreign colonizers have made this sub-region very diverse Aborigines 1.First nomadic hunters & gathers to arrive in Australia, feel a direct relationship to the Landscape 2.They Believe in Dreamtime: a system of beliefs that they feel connects them back to the beginning of time 3.Many different aboriginal groups: a. Arrente: live in central Australia b. Palawa: live on the island of Tasmania

5. The People (New Zealand) Maori 1.Came from the Islands of Polynesia 2.Live by Hunting, Fishing, & raising crops 3. Many ancient Maori traditions still exist a.See the picture on Pg. 820 and write down the Tradition and reason, of Maori women

6. Europeans Starting in the Late 1500s, Europeans sailed the waters around Australia & New Zealand Australia started out as a British Prison Soon due to gold rush many came After Britain colonized this region Today most of the area’s people are of British decent Asians Increasing numbers of East & SE Asians have moved to Australia for economic reasons

7. Density and Distribution Australia's physical geography creates an uneven distribution of it’s people Most people live in the coastal regions of Australia & New Zealand Australia's largest cities & major ports are Sydney & Melbourne New Zealand’s ports and major cities are Auckland, Christchurch & Wellington

8. History & Government Pg. 820-821 use the chart below to organize factors that influenced the regions cultural diversity and forms of Government Indigenous Peoples MigrationEuropean Colonization Power Struggles Aborigines Maori

9. Culture pg. 822-823 Create a chart or note style of your choice that organizes key facts about Australia and New Zealand’s Culture, make sure to read New Zealand's teen life on pg. 822

10. Aussie Slang http://alldownunder.com/australian-slang/dictionary-phrase.htm