Europeans introduced a variety of animals, such as foxes, rabbits and cane toads, which have threatened the existence of many of Australia's native species. They also brought invasive weeds such as the blackberry, prickly pear, lantana and hundreds more exotic plants.
They brought diseases to the Aborigines and an end to the indigenous way of life. Europeans interfered with the Aborigines' hunting methods, drove them off their lands and, in some cases, removed aboriginal children from their homes and families to be brought up in the "white culture". This effectively ended the way the aboriginal culture could be passed down to new generations.
Yes.
Europeans originally discovered Australia quite by accident, however when they did discover it they quickly grasped at the idea of shipping off some of their convicts in their already overflowing cells to this country which would not need any fences, or guards.
Europeans imported slaves to America to work the fields. They did not bring slaves over to give them freedom in the New World.
the English and french, they went together but on different ships.
the native Americans have no immunity to the disease so when the europeans that had it came over they spreaded it real fast.
The Europeans did not really bring any plants to Australia the only real vegetation the Europeans brought was Cereals and Grains.
The Europeans did not really bring any plants to Australia the only real vegetation the Europeans brought was Cereals and Grains.
The Europeans did not really bring any plants to Australia the only real vegetation the Europeans brought was Cereals and Grains.
Food and wool
Captain James Cook did not bring disease to Australia. However, when Europeans settled here permanently, some 18 years after Cook claimed the eastern half of the continent, they certainly brought previously unknown diseases to Australia.
The Europeans brought Christianity to Australia.
Europeans brought civilization to the americas
can you bring rocks into australia
Australia
They came on a ship
a cat
Yes