All Australians are the descendants of hardcore criminals transported from Great Britain?
I have seen almost all Australians whose nature resembles criminals, I wondered it would be their coolness, but some days back some people were talking here that they are the decedents of hardcore criminals and so their blood itself is of a vampire, they eat, shit, puke, sleep, work like pigs, the problem is in their blood itself How should good people treat a typical Australian?
Other - Cultures & Groups - 6 Answers
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You're an idiot. There are more immigrants from europe in australia than descendants of prisoners.
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no youre wrong there..
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at first but that was a long time along.
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Well,,, IF as you say, all Australians are decended from (what was it?) .. "hardcore ciminals".... then in That case I would suggest that You treat US with Extreme Caution & the Greatest Respect!! ..... I leave it to your warped imagination what will happen to you if you don't! :-P. ..... Otherwise,,,, I suggest that you Learn some Australian History, & NOT the version from movies made in America!! ... For YOU,, I suggest that YOU Start with the very basic stuff. We would not want to overload your lack of comprehension all at once! ... So just get a few books on Australian History, sit down by the fire, & ...... oh, you CAN Read,,, can't you!!????
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Most of these 'hardcore' criminals were ones who stole food and the like for their family. That is why they were offered the option of transportation.
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Lol...you are an idiot. South Australia was actually settled as a free colony by people who were not convicts.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
What is the educational system like in Aberdeen, or any part of Great Britain
What is the educational system like in Aberdeen, or any part of Great Britain?
How does it work? The educational system? For example, at what age do students begin school , and then what levels or grades do they have, how much does it cost, so on and so forth? Typically ?
Other - United Kingdom - 2 Answers
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We start school in nursery (within the school usually) age 3-4 Reception class - age 4-5 year 1 - age 5-6 year 2 age 6-7 year 3 age 7-8 year 4 - age 8-9 these are all in primary school. The next is Middle school year 5 - age 9 -10 year6 - age 10-11 year 7 age 11 - 12 year 8 - age 12- 13 Then finally High school Year 9 - age 13-14 year 10 - age 14- 15 (doing "mock" exams for GCSE's at this point) Year 11 - age 15 - 16 (Final year in school, do GCSE exams) Then perhaps on to college or 6th form for "A" Levels. Education is free in the UK until you go to University or college.
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In Scotland, children usually start school at 5 or 6 years old depending on where their birthday falls in the year. There are 7 primary classes. There are 6 secondary years but only the first 4 are compulsory. (you can leave at 16) Standard grades, the most basic qualification, are taken across 3rd and 4th year with final exams being sat in may of 4th year. After that, students can take Intermediate 1s (equivalent to a standard grade), intermediate 2s (between a standard grade and the next level up) or highers. All of these are studied for a year with the exam in may. In 6th year, students can take further intermediate 1s and 2s and highers but they can also progress to advanced highers (equivalent to first year uni). State education is paid for through taxes but parents can choose to pay for private education. University education is Scotland is funded, for a maximum of 5 years (including repeat years), by the Scottish Government for Scottish students; English students are responsible for their own fees.
How does it work? The educational system? For example, at what age do students begin school , and then what levels or grades do they have, how much does it cost, so on and so forth? Typically ?
Other - United Kingdom - 2 Answers
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We start school in nursery (within the school usually) age 3-4 Reception class - age 4-5 year 1 - age 5-6 year 2 age 6-7 year 3 age 7-8 year 4 - age 8-9 these are all in primary school. The next is Middle school year 5 - age 9 -10 year6 - age 10-11 year 7 age 11 - 12 year 8 - age 12- 13 Then finally High school Year 9 - age 13-14 year 10 - age 14- 15 (doing "mock" exams for GCSE's at this point) Year 11 - age 15 - 16 (Final year in school, do GCSE exams) Then perhaps on to college or 6th form for "A" Levels. Education is free in the UK until you go to University or college.
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In Scotland, children usually start school at 5 or 6 years old depending on where their birthday falls in the year. There are 7 primary classes. There are 6 secondary years but only the first 4 are compulsory. (you can leave at 16) Standard grades, the most basic qualification, are taken across 3rd and 4th year with final exams being sat in may of 4th year. After that, students can take Intermediate 1s (equivalent to a standard grade), intermediate 2s (between a standard grade and the next level up) or highers. All of these are studied for a year with the exam in may. In 6th year, students can take further intermediate 1s and 2s and highers but they can also progress to advanced highers (equivalent to first year uni). State education is paid for through taxes but parents can choose to pay for private education. University education is Scotland is funded, for a maximum of 5 years (including repeat years), by the Scottish Government for Scottish students; English students are responsible for their own fees.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
history,, help me please
history,, help me please!?
1. After about 1825, factories began to be located near A. rivers. B. coal mines. C. the ocean. D. cotton fields. 2. Which of the following natural resources was most important for the early development of industry in Great Britain? A. coal B. iron ore C. water D. timber 3. John Kay’s invention of the “flying shuttle†led to A. the expansion of slavery in Great Britain. B. the invention of the spinning jenny. C. a rise in the price of cloth. D. many weavers losing their jobs. 4. Which of the following countries was the first to industrialize? A. The United States B. Great Britain C. France D. Japan 5. How did industrialization hurt skilled craft workers working in the cottage industry? A. It led to the creation of unions. B. It led to a shortage of raw materials. C. It shifted populations from the countryside to the city. D. It undercut prices for their products. 6. Which of the following was an effect of the factory system on both workers and society? A. More people joined the middle class. B. Workers became more skilled. C. The price of products increased. D. Workers dealt directly with merchants. 7. Mass production, which created an increase in the quantity of goods produced, led to A. more consumer goods available to more people. B. the need for skilled men to operate machinery. C. an increase in the cost of factory-made goods. D. an increase in the number of workers needed by factories. 8. _____________________ enabled the United States to industrialize rapidly. A. A wealth of natural resources and a large labor force B. The importation of industrial equipment from Europe C. A strong U.S. Navy and Merchant Marine D. The criminalization of the labor movement 9. Industrialization had which of the following effects on middle-class people? A. They worked harder than ever before. B. They now had time and money to spend on leisure. C. They became active in the labor movement. D. Their standard of living decreased. 10. Britain’s colonial empire fueled the development of industry in Britain because A. the colonies provided raw materials and markets for British products. B. the war machine required quick and efficient production of goods. C. the colonies provided slave labor to work in factories. D. the colonies produced industrial equipment for Britain
History - 6 Answers
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ABABCDCDEE no wait, that's a rhyme scheme.
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Come on!! Get your book out. Read the section assigned. Find the answers. Put forth some effort! It gets more difficult!
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1. B 2. A 3. D 4. B 5. D 6. C 7.A 8. A 9. B 10. A
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1: ab 2: ac 3: d 4: b 5: cd 6: b 7: ad 8: a 9: b 10: a
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all your answers are here. You just have to read it. <a href="http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/1825">1825</a> http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/1825
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1.a 2.b 3.c 4.d 5.a 6.b 7.b 8.c 9.d 10.d
1. After about 1825, factories began to be located near A. rivers. B. coal mines. C. the ocean. D. cotton fields. 2. Which of the following natural resources was most important for the early development of industry in Great Britain? A. coal B. iron ore C. water D. timber 3. John Kay’s invention of the “flying shuttle†led to A. the expansion of slavery in Great Britain. B. the invention of the spinning jenny. C. a rise in the price of cloth. D. many weavers losing their jobs. 4. Which of the following countries was the first to industrialize? A. The United States B. Great Britain C. France D. Japan 5. How did industrialization hurt skilled craft workers working in the cottage industry? A. It led to the creation of unions. B. It led to a shortage of raw materials. C. It shifted populations from the countryside to the city. D. It undercut prices for their products. 6. Which of the following was an effect of the factory system on both workers and society? A. More people joined the middle class. B. Workers became more skilled. C. The price of products increased. D. Workers dealt directly with merchants. 7. Mass production, which created an increase in the quantity of goods produced, led to A. more consumer goods available to more people. B. the need for skilled men to operate machinery. C. an increase in the cost of factory-made goods. D. an increase in the number of workers needed by factories. 8. _____________________ enabled the United States to industrialize rapidly. A. A wealth of natural resources and a large labor force B. The importation of industrial equipment from Europe C. A strong U.S. Navy and Merchant Marine D. The criminalization of the labor movement 9. Industrialization had which of the following effects on middle-class people? A. They worked harder than ever before. B. They now had time and money to spend on leisure. C. They became active in the labor movement. D. Their standard of living decreased. 10. Britain’s colonial empire fueled the development of industry in Britain because A. the colonies provided raw materials and markets for British products. B. the war machine required quick and efficient production of goods. C. the colonies provided slave labor to work in factories. D. the colonies produced industrial equipment for Britain
History - 6 Answers
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1 :
ABABCDCDEE no wait, that's a rhyme scheme.
2 :
Come on!! Get your book out. Read the section assigned. Find the answers. Put forth some effort! It gets more difficult!
3 :
1. B 2. A 3. D 4. B 5. D 6. C 7.A 8. A 9. B 10. A
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1: ab 2: ac 3: d 4: b 5: cd 6: b 7: ad 8: a 9: b 10: a
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all your answers are here. You just have to read it. <a href="http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/1825">1825</a> http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/1825
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1.a 2.b 3.c 4.d 5.a 6.b 7.b 8.c 9.d 10.d
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