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The environment of the outback was changed in the 1800s by _____. a gold rush the discovery of sacred sites an increase in the Aborigine population a drought
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The environment of the outback was changed in the 1800s by _____. a gold rush the discovery of sacred sites an increase in the Aborigine population a drought

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It was definitely the gold rush. Everyone was going to California to get gold, whether they did or not. I hoped I helped :]
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