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26 April, 20:25

What does the British colonization of Australia have in common with that of New Zealand?

A. Both areas were colonized in the late 1800's

B. Colonization followed Captain Cook's exploration of both areas

C. Both areas were colonized by convicted criminals

D. The United Nation (UN) authorized Britain to colonize both areas

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