History Flashcards
Mythical period when Aboriginal peoples believed that Australia was created, during which beings like the Rainbow Serpent ruled
Dreamtime
Series of wars in which, upon arriving in Australia, the British persecuted the Aboriginal people and seized their land
Frontier Wars
Term for the many Aboriginal Australian children who were taken from their families in the 1900s
Stolen Generations
National holiday celebrating European mistreatment of Aboriginal people in Australia, first taking place in 1998
National Sorry Day or National Day of Healing
Ethnically distinct from Aboriginal Australians, an indigenous people that live north of mainland Queensland
Torres Strait Islanders
Indigenous peoples of Hokkaido, generally taller with long beards and distinctive facial tattoos, particularly among women
Ainu
Animal native to Hokkaido, traditionally hunted and worshipped by Ainu communities
Bears
Wealthy region in Spain that includes Bilbao and San Sebastián
Basque Country
Language-isolate spoken in northern Spain and southwestern France that emerged earlier than Proto-Indo European
Basque
Battle at which the Basques defeated Charlemagne, forming the Kingdom of Navarre
Battle of Roncevaux Pass
Terrorist group supported by Basques in the 20th century to fight for independance from Spain
ETA
Indigenous peoples from the Arctic portion of North America, particularly the Canadian territory Nunavut, distinct from the First Nations
Inuit peoples
First full-length documentary to depict a somewhat-accurate version of Inuit life, premiering in 1922
Nanook of the North
Term now considered offensive, used to refer to the Inuit peoples of North America and the Yupik peoples of eastern Siberia
Eskimo
Indigenous peoples native to a mountainous region between Turkey, Iraq, and Iran, against whom Saddam Hussein committed genocide
Kurds