Question

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

Answer 1

I'm pretty sure the answer is B, but don't hate me if I'm wrong

Answer 2

The factor that was common in the British colonization of both Australia and New Zealand was that the colonization followed Captain Cook's exploration of both areas.

Step-by-step explanation:

• Captain James Cook was one of the 'most famous explorers' of his times.

• According to the records, he was the one to discover the continent of Australia and the 'islands of New Zealand'.

• He also played an important role in disproving the theory of the existence of Terra Australias.