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Who were the natives of Australia before the arrival of the British settlers?
A
The Aborigines.
B
The Maoris.
C
The Indians.
D
The Eskimos.
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The Aborigines为澳大利亚土著居民，直到1770年航海家詹姆斯·库克在澳大利亚东海岸登陆，并宣布澳大利亚为英国殖民地。The Maoris是毛利人，新西兰第一个土著民族。The Indians为印第安人，是美洲土著人种。The Eskimos是爱斯基摩人，是居住在北美地区的北冰洋海岸与格陵兰岛部分地区以及西伯利亚东北地区的土著居民，通常用来指居住在阿拉斯加和加拿大的北美土著居民。
The Aborigines为澳大利亚土著居民，直到1770年航海家詹姆斯·库克在澳大利亚东海岸登陆，并宣布澳大利亚为英国殖民地。The Maoris是毛利人，新西兰第一个土著民族。The Indians为印第安人，是美洲土著人种。The Eskimos是爱斯基摩人，是居住在北美地区的北冰洋海岸与格陵兰岛部分地区以及西伯利亚东北地区的土著居民，通常用来指居住在阿拉斯加和加拿大的北美土著居民。
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