Which was not a key feature of European exploration in Australia?
A. Australia was named "New Holland" because of active Dutch reconnaissance.
B. Efforts were made to establish permanent settlements after 1770.
C. Europeans found aboriginal peoples to be nomadic and savage foragers.
D. Europeans discovered an abundance of exotic fruits and spices to be traded.
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