NewSouthWalesThe firstAustralianstate wheregold wasfound.DemocracyA system ofgovernmentwhere thepeople vote todecide wholeads.TradeUnionsWorkers'organisationsthat fight forimproved payand conditions.AustralianIdentityThe ideasand valuesthat defineAustralianculture.WaltzingMatildaA famouspoem/songabout a JollySwagman.EuropeMost earlyfree settlerscame fromthiscontintent.The ManfromSnowyRiverA famouspoem aboutcatching arunawayhorse.MelbourneThis cityexperiencedmajor growthduring thegold rush.EurekaStockadeConflictbetween goldminers andpolice overunfairtreatment.ChinaMigrants came toAustralia from thiscountry during theGold Rush, whichsparked racialtension.TroopersPolicemenonhorsebackTheLaborPartyAn Australianpolitical partythat wasinspired byTrade Unions.DroverSomeonewho herdscattle onhorsebackPeterLalorThis manhelped leadthe EurekaStockade.GoldRushThis eventcaused manypeople to leavetheir jobs in thehopes ofgetting rich.EdwardHargreavesThe firstperson tofind gold inAustraliaMiner'sLicenseAn expensivedocument thatgold miner'sneeded to payfor.Clancyof theOverflowA famous poemabout a manleaving the cityto drove cattlein the bush.FederationAustralia'sstatesofficiallyjoining toform a nation.John &ElizabethMcArthurSheepfarmers whohelped foundAustralia'swool industry.19thCenturyThe namefor theyears 1800- 1899FreeSettlersPeople whomoved toAustralia bychoice, notas convicts.AgricultureThis was oneof the mainindustries thatfree settlersworked in.AssistedMigrationGovernmentprograms thathelped peoplepay to moveto Australia.EgalitarianismA termmeaning thateveryonegets a fairgo.BanjoPatersonFamousAustralian poetwho helpedshapeAustralianidentity.RadicalNationalistsAustralians whowanted to havea separateidentity fromBritish culture.NedKellyA controversialbushrangerwho foughtagainst policecorruptionImperialLoyalistsAustralianswho felt loyalto the Britishempire.NewSouthWalesThe firstAustralianstate wheregold wasfound.DemocracyA system ofgovernmentwhere thepeople vote todecide wholeads.TradeUnionsWorkers'organisationsthat fight forimproved payand conditions.AustralianIdentityThe ideasand valuesthat defineAustralianculture.WaltzingMatildaA famouspoem/songabout a JollySwagman.EuropeMost earlyfree settlerscame fromthiscontintent.The ManfromSnowyRiverA famouspoem aboutcatching arunawayhorse.MelbourneThis cityexperiencedmajor growthduring thegold rush.EurekaStockadeConflictbetween goldminers andpolice overunfairtreatment.ChinaMigrants came toAustralia from thiscountry during theGold Rush, whichsparked racialtension.TroopersPolicemenonhorsebackTheLaborPartyAn Australianpolitical partythat wasinspired byTrade Unions.DroverSomeonewho herdscattle onhorsebackPeterLalorThis manhelped leadthe EurekaStockade.GoldRushThis eventcaused manypeople to leavetheir jobs in thehopes ofgetting rich.EdwardHargreavesThe firstperson tofind gold inAustraliaMiner'sLicenseAn expensivedocument thatgold miner'sneeded to payfor.Clancyof theOverflowA famous poemabout a manleaving the cityto drove cattlein the bush.FederationAustralia'sstatesofficiallyjoining toform a nation.John &ElizabethMcArthurSheepfarmers whohelped foundAustralia'swool industry.19thCenturyThe namefor theyears 1800- 1899FreeSettlersPeople whomoved toAustralia bychoice, notas convicts.AgricultureThis was oneof the mainindustries thatfree settlersworked in.AssistedMigrationGovernmentprograms thathelped peoplepay to moveto Australia.EgalitarianismA termmeaning thateveryonegets a fairgo.BanjoPatersonFamousAustralian poetwho helpedshapeAustralianidentity.RadicalNationalistsAustralians whowanted to havea separateidentity fromBritish culture.NedKellyA controversialbushrangerwho foughtagainst policecorruptionImperialLoyalistsAustralianswho felt loyalto the Britishempire.

Colonial Australia Revision - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The first Australian state where gold was found.
    New South Wales
  2. A system of government where the people vote to decide who leads.
    Democracy
  3. Workers' organisations that fight for improved pay and conditions.
    Trade Unions
  4. The ideas and values that define Australian culture.
    Australian Identity
  5. A famous poem/song about a Jolly Swagman.
    Waltzing Matilda
  6. Most early free settlers came from this contintent.
    Europe
  7. A famous poem about catching a runaway horse.
    The Man from Snowy River
  8. This city experienced major growth during the gold rush.
    Melbourne
  9. Conflict between gold miners and police over unfair treatment.
    Eureka Stockade
  10. Migrants came to Australia from this country during the Gold Rush, which sparked racial tension.
    China
  11. Policemen on horseback
    Troopers
  12. An Australian political party that was inspired by Trade Unions.
    The Labor Party
  13. Someone who herds cattle on horseback
    Drover
  14. This man helped lead the Eureka Stockade.
    Peter Lalor
  15. This event caused many people to leave their jobs in the hopes of getting rich.
    Gold Rush
  16. The first person to find gold in Australia
    Edward Hargreaves
  17. An expensive document that gold miner's needed to pay for.
    Miner's License
  18. A famous poem about a man leaving the city to drove cattle in the bush.
    Clancy of the Overflow
  19. Australia's states officially joining to form a nation.
    Federation
  20. Sheep farmers who helped found Australia's wool industry.
    John & Elizabeth McArthur
  21. The name for the years 1800 - 1899
    19th Century
  22. People who moved to Australia by choice, not as convicts.
    Free Settlers
  23. This was one of the main industries that free settlers worked in.
    Agriculture
  24. Government programs that helped people pay to move to Australia.
    Assisted Migration
  25. A term meaning that everyone gets a fair go.
    Egalitarianism
  26. Famous Australian poet who helped shape Australian identity.
    Banjo Paterson
  27. Australians who wanted to have a separate identity from British culture.
    Radical Nationalists
  28. A controversial bushranger who fought against police corruption
    Ned Kelly
  29. Australians who felt loyal to the British empire.
    Imperial Loyalists