Invasion as defined by the Collins Concise Dictionary Australian Edition is : (1)"the act of invading with armed forces (2) any encroachment or intrusion." The British did not invade with a large, massed armed force but they did encroach and intrude on Indigenous land. Therefore they did invade to create a new settlement but the invasion came first.
Captin Cook wasn't the first to discover Australia it was a lie they discovered it in 1618
Australia did not invade Afghanistan. Australia was asked to assist in getting rid of a cruel and murderous regime who supported terrorists and terrorism.
The Aboriginal people never did invade Australia, The British people did. Aboriginal people roamed Australia long before the British/white people did. (:
They were exploring for new lands and fishing along the coast.
because they can.
Japan, Australia, Indonesia, Iceland... etc
Japan was defeated in an attempt to invade Australia
Australia didn't invade on her own. They did however support the US- led invasion in various roles. Australia sent a small number of troops to support the US and British forces along with Poland and Denmark. This is because of the strong ties Australia has to the US especially in military terms. The ongoing ANZUS Treaty is part of this.
No, they only settled just for the convicts for them to be put to work.Correction:As far as the indigenous people of Australia are concerned, the British did invade Australia. British settlement forced the Aboriginal people off their land, took over their hunting grounds and destroyed their fishing traps. When James Cook claimed the eastern half for great Britain in 1770, he declared the land terra nullius, or "no man's land", which in effect meant that the British did not recognise aboriginal ownership of the land.
To create an Empire with its centre being at Rome.
Japan was defeated in an attempt to invade australia
It happen because Japan tried to invade Australia so the government want to up the population