Geography of Australia and New Zealand
Exploration of the unique physical environments, Indigenous cultures, and economic development of Australia and New Zealand.
Key Questions
- Analyze the impact of geographic isolation on the unique biodiversity of Australia and New Zealand.
- Explain the historical and contemporary relationships between Indigenous peoples and the land.
- Compare the economic development strategies of Australia and New Zealand.
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