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Britain’s first permanent colony in Australia was founded in( ).
A.1770
B.1625
C.1783
D.1788
B.1625
C.1783
D.1788
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解析：考查澳大利亚历史。In 1770，the British claimed the eastern part of Australia.(1770年，英国宣称对澳大利亚东部拥有主权。)，因此英国对澳大利亚的第一个永久殖民地于1770年建立。
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