Rights And Freedoms Flashcards

1
Q

What year did aboriginals get the right to vote?

A

1962

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2
Q

When was the day of mourning? Why is it significant?

A

26th January 1938

Aboriginal groups used the celebrations to protest against their treatment by the government

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3
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What is a referendum?

A

It is a vote specifically to change a constitution

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4
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What are the types of land owner ship?

A

Freehold
Leasehold
Crownland

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5
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What is freehold land?

A

The owner has the right to control what happens on their property

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6
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What is leasehold land?

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Owned by the government but leased/rented to individuals or companies. Leaseholders have similar rights to freehold owners

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7
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What is crown land?

A

All land owned by the government

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8
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What is another term for empty land?

A

Terra nullius

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9
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Who led the freedom rides in australia?

A

Charles perkins

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10
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What was the first aboriginal group to gain land rights? When?

A

The gurindji people in 1974

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11
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What did the 1967 referendum allow the government to do?

A

It gave them the power to make laws for aboriginal people.

It counted them in the census and gave them true citizen rights

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12
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Name the man that launched the court case that overturned “terra nullius”

A

Edie mabo

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