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| − | Australia is part of [[Oceania]], and a largely secular nation. | + | Australia is part of [[Oceania]], and a largely secular nation. It is about 7,500 miles from the [[United States]]. |
The Australian aborigines (natives) exist to this day on the island, having their own culture that only began to change with immigration by Europeans in the past 200 years. The aborigines foraged (searched) for food and did not farm. Australians did not have agriculture until the Europeans arrived. (citation needed) | The Australian aborigines (natives) exist to this day on the island, having their own culture that only began to change with immigration by Europeans in the past 200 years. The aborigines foraged (searched) for food and did not farm. Australians did not have agriculture until the Europeans arrived. (citation needed) | ||
Revision as of 20:04, March 10, 2007
Australia is part of Oceania, and a largely secular nation. It is about 7,500 miles from the United States.
The Australian aborigines (natives) exist to this day on the island, having their own culture that only began to change with immigration by Europeans in the past 200 years. The aborigines foraged (searched) for food and did not farm. Australians did not have agriculture until the Europeans arrived. (citation needed)