Colinisation Flashcards

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Pre colonisation aboriginals:

A

were hunter/gatherers, moved from camp to camp, lived healthy lifestyles, respected the land and had everything they needed

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Pre colinisation aboriginals:

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were hunter/gatherers, moved from camp to camp, lived healthy lifestyles, respected the land and had everything they needed

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3
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how many languages?

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200

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4
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Were infectious diseses presnt?

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no

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5
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What was Australia called/classified when europians rocked up in 1770

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Terra Nullius (meaning empty land) classified as no “civilised” inhabitants at time of occupation

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When aboriginal culture didn’t “die out” what was the response?

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Eradication, Ethnic cleansing, Assimilation

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Describe erradication

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deaths and massacres occured as aboriginals attempted to defend their lands and families, aboriginal tradition and culture became endangered, infectious disease introduced

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Describe ethnic cleansing

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Attempts to outbreed, 1905-1969 stolen generation - “half caste” children seperated from communities and placed in foster care and missions

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Describe assimilation

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Stolen generation again, The aboriginal act WA 1905 appointed the chief protector, had the right to control all property, remove any unemployed aboriginal to a reserve, regulate employment, declare land out of bounds, became the legal guardian of every aboriginal child under 16

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What were reserves for?

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to seperate aboriginals from white society

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What were reserves for?

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to seperate aboriginals from white society

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What were the effects of the stolen generation?

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language, tradition, knowledge, dances and spirituality were unable to be passed on to the children.

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in a 1994 survey by australian bureu of statistics how many aboriginals were affected by stolen generation?

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10% of aboriginals over the age of 25 had been removed from their family

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in a 1994 survey by Australian bureau of statistics how many aboriginals were affected by stolen generation?

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10% of aboriginals over the age of 25 had been removed from their family

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Were infectious diseases present?

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no

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What was Australia called/classified when Europeans rocked up in 1770

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Terra Nullius (meaning empty land) classified as no “civilised” inhabitants at time of occupation

17
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Describe erradication

A

deaths and massacres occurred as aboriginals attempted to defend their lands and families, aboriginal tradition and culture became endangered, infectious disease introduced

18
Q

Describe ethnic cleansing

A

Attempts to outbreed, 1905-1969 stolen generation - “half caste” children separated from communities and placed in foster care and missions

19
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What were reserves for?

A

to separate aboriginals from white society