Лекция 6. Gold FeverОсновноеВидеоЗадания← К разделуTest. Part 26. Only one state in Australia failed to produce any deposit of gold. Which one?a). Western Australiab). South Australiac). Northern Territoryd). Tasmania7. The goal of Eureka Rebellion was _________________________________a). to protest against government’s corruptionb). to develop democracy in Australiac). to low high taxation for gold8. The White Australia Policy was _________________________________Act.a). anti-Asianb). anti-Europeanc). against Aborigines9. The first significant deposit of gold was discovered in ________ that was followed by Gold Rush in Australia.a). 1851b). 1861c). 1871d). 188110. On Bakery Hill near Ballarat in 1854, ten thousand people met under a new flag and uprising happened. What did they declare?a). they wanted the license fee abolished and the right to vote at electionsb). they demanded freedom and independence for immigrantsc). they insisted on changing the flag and the anthem11. After the uprising on Bakery Hill, Peter Lalor got another job and he became____________a). a larrikinb). a policemanc). a Member of Parliamentd). a Mayor12. The emphasis of banditry, robbery, murder, plundering, horse and cattle doffing and other serious crime define the real activities of Ned Kelly who was ____________________a). squatterb). bushrangerc). bolterd). emancipist13. From 1851 until 1861, the population of Victoria grew by 700 per cent. These new arrivals of people from all over the world were provoked by ____________________a). granting huge areas of lands for running businessb). discovering goldc). discovering opals and diamondsd). suggesting a great range of well-paid jobs14. The governor of Victoria raised the gold tax. Why did he do it? He wanted__________a). to collect money for the poor economy of the colonyb). to stop the immigrants’ arrival to the countryc). to raise the money for himself15. The country’s population increased between 1851 and 1871 in_______________a). twiceb). three timesc). four times