Lecture 4 Flashcards

1
Q

The History Wars revolve around the interpretation of British colonisation of Australia, particularly its impact on ___________________.

A

Indigenous Australians

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2
Q

Bill Stanner’s 1968 Boyer lecture highlighted “the great Australian silence” which ignored the extent of the impact on Indigenous Australians in favor of a ‘___________________’ narrative.

A

Triumphalist

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3
Q

According to Henry Reynolds’ The Other Side of the Frontier (1981), estimates of frontier casualties include Indigenous: ___________________ killed and Europeans: ___________________ killed.

A

20,000-30,000

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4
Q

Geoffrey Blainey criticized the “___________________ view” of Australian history in the 1990s.

A

Black armband

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5
Q

Keith Windschuttle’s The Fabrication of Aboriginal History (2002) criticized historians’ reliance on oral evidence and downplayed the extent of violence, fatalities, and negative ___________________.

A

Impact

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6
Q

Introduced disease was the quickest and biggest killer among Indigenous Australians, as they were considered a ‘___________________’ population.

A

Virgin Soil

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7
Q

The Appin Massacre, ordered by Governor Macquarie in April 1816, resulted in the deaths of ___________________ Aboriginal people.

A

14

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8
Q

John Batman made a treaty with First Nations groups around ___________________, but it was declared void by Governor Bourke in 1835.

A

Melbourne Area

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9
Q

Native Police units utilized a ‘divide and conquer’ approach, particularly on the ___________________ frontier.

A

Queensland

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10
Q

andamarra, born in 1870, led retaliatory attacks against settler-colonists in the ___________________.

A

Kimberleys, WA

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11
Q

Slavery in Australia was more endemic than previously thought, particularly in ___________________.

A

North Queensland sugar cane plantations

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12
Q

The “Stolen Generations” involved the removal of Indigenous children from their families, with the goal of ___________________.

A

Assimilation

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13
Q

The Uluru Statement from the Heart called for ___________________, ___________________, and ___________________.

A

Voice; truth-telling; treaty

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14
Q

The recent 2023 Referendum focused on ___________________.

A

“Voice to Parliament”

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15
Q

The last recorded frontier violence in central Australia occurred in the ___________________.

A

1930S

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16
Q

The Economic warfare tactic involved First Nations people raiding livestock and destroying crops for ___________________.

A

Survival

17
Q

The Wirrayaraay people of Gimilaraay Nation were involved in the ___________________ massacre in North NSW.

A

Myall Creek

18
Q

The Native Police units were active particularly on the Queensland frontier, utilizing a ‘divide and conquer’ approach led by ___________________.

A

UK-born officers

19
Q

The Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody took place from ___________________.

A

1987-1991

20
Q

The recent 2023 Referendum focused on “Voice to Parliament” and aimed to ___________________.

A

include Aboriginal people as people

21
Q

Aboriginal people are over-represented in arrests and incarceration, making up _________________ of the prison population.

A

27%

22
Q

The Northern Territory Intervention, which occurred from 2007 to 2012, involved the army being sent in to ‘control’ local Aboriginal people and required the suspension of the ___________________.

A

Racial Discrimination Act

23
Q

The Uluru Statement from the Heart called for ___________________ as part of its recommendations.

A

Treaty

24
Q

John Batman’s treaty with First Nations groups around Melbourne was declared void by ___________________.

A

Governor Bourke

24
Q

The Federal Inquiry into separation took place from 1995 to 1997, resulting in the formal report titled ___________________.

A

Bringing them Home

25
Q

The Aboriginal Protection Board was established in ___________________.

A

1883

26
Q

The ‘Killing Times’ in the Kimberley, WA, occurred in the ___________________.

A

1890s

27
Q

The Commonwealth government’s attempt to assimilate First Nations peoples took place from the ___________________.

A

1900s-1970s