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The emergence of a united Germany later on sparked concerns about colonial expansion. This fear was instrumental in Australian unification, with the collective desire to guard against foreign interests in the region.

Conclusion

Throughout its colonization narrative, Australia represents a unique case in the context of European imperialism. The combination of strategic decisions, opportunistic motivations, and historical circumstances allowed Britain to dominate the landscape, shaping Australia’s societal and political foundation until independence was achieved in the 20th century.