Rights and freedoms Flashcards

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What did the Aboriginal Protection Act of 1869 imply?

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  • Controlling aspects of aboriginal lives
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What was the name of the process of removing aboriginal children from their families, and what was the result?

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  • Assimilation
  • The Stolen Generation
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What was the Day of Mourning?

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  • In 1938, Aboriginal peoples thought that the Anniversary of Australia was something not to be celebrated but mourned
  • Though successful, the Day of Mourning only managed to spread awareness onAboriginals that day
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Who was Vincent Lingiari and what did he do?

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  • Vincent Lingiari led the Wave Hill Walk-off of 1966, in protest of the unfair treatment of First Nation
  • This action successfully passed the Aboriginal Land Rights Act of the Northern Territory of 1976
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What was the Australian Freedom Rides?

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  • The Australian freedom rides were inspired by the civil rights movement freedom rides of 1961, so a group of white and Indigenous students did the same in 1965
  • They travelled around NSW, in passive protest against racism and segregation
  • The Australian Freedom Rides were a catalyst for the 1967 Referendum
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Who is Eddie Mabo, and what did he do?

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  • Eddie Mabo won a court case against the QLD Government, giving those of indigenous backgrounds rights to apply for land
    -Native Title Act of 1993
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What is the meaning of Terra Nullius?

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  • Terra = Land
  • Nullius = nothing
  • Terra nullius meant no one’s land, and those of Aboriginal background were not recognised for their society and agriculture.
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