They were taught to reject their European ways of life

They were injected with smallpox

They were taught to reject their Aboriginality and had to convert to Christianity

They were taught to speak English and how to fight

26 January, 1967

26 January, 1948

26 January, 1938

1 January, 1788

Better eduction and opportunities

loss of land, disease, conflict, break down of social structures

loss of land, disease, new language

break down of social structures, found new jobs

The process where Aboriginal children were forcibly removed from their families by the Australian Federal and State government agencies.

The process where Aboriginal children were removed from white families by the Australian Federal and State government agencies.

The process where Aboriginal children were removed from their families by other Aboriginal families

The process where Aboriginal adults were removed from their families by the Australian Federal and State government agencies.

First organised civil rights protest by African-Americans

First organised civil rights protest by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Peoples

Second organised civil rights protest by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Peoples

The final organised civil rights protest by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Peoples

establishing control over the indigenous people of a city. This can relate to removing people from their land as well as imposing cultural, religious and political ideas

establishing control over the European people of an area. This can relate to removing people from their land as well as imposing cultural, religious and political ideas

establishing control over the indigenous people of a rural area. This can relate to removing people from their land as well as imposing cultural, religious and political ideas

establishing control over the indigenous people of an area. This can relate to removing people from their land as well as imposing cultural, religious and political ideas

Separation of black and white people in all forms of public life. For example, restaurants, schools, housing and transportation.

Separation of black people from different social classes

Sedation of black and white people in all forms of public life.

Separation of black and white people on in education

to highlight racism and conditions of First Nations children in schools.

to highlight racism and conditions of African Americans.

to highlight racism and conditions of First Nations people.

to highlight the strength and power of people in NSW.

Self-determination

Reconciliation

Assimilation

Integration

Demonstration against the government’s assimilation policy

Demand for citizenship

Demand for fair pay and land rights

Demonstration against the government’s integration policy

The first Aboriginal person was voted into parliament.

For the first time Aboriginal people were included in the census.

Aboriginal people were granted citizenship.

Aboriginal people could vote for the first time.

Indigenous peoples got equal rights.

Protection

Integration

Assimilation

Self determination

The recognition that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have rights and interests to land and waters according to their traditional law and customs

A declaration that all Australian land belongs to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

The decision of the Mabo case

The granting of ownership of land to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

Wik

Wave Hill

Tent Embassy

Mabo

John Howard

Paul Keating

Billy McMahon

Gough Whitlam

Integration

Self Determination

Assimilation

Reconcilliation

Recognising Aboriginal peoples’ connection and (often limited) rights to land and water.

Handing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples back land with all rights as compensation for dispossession

1810 - 1950's

1800 - 1900's

1910 - 1970's

1910- 2000's

On 13 February 2008

On 13 February 1971

On 13 February 2000

On 13 February 1901

applied to nursing school.

got married.

refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white person.

wanted to stand on the bus.

made sure children went to school.

kept black people and white people separate.

made sure all people could vote.

kept people from driving too fast.

Martin Luther King

J.F. Kennedy

Donald Trump

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

Cathy Freeman

Charles Perkins

Anthony Mundine

Vincent Lingiari

Indigenous Australians were granted the right to vote

Indigenous Australians were included in the census

Indigenous Australians were recognised by the United Nations Human Rights Council

All of the above

Expose the segregation and poor living conditions Aboriginal Australians had to endure

Gain maximum publicity for the Student Action for Aborigines

Build pressure on the Australian government to support the US civil rights movement

Gain Aboriginal Australians the right to vote and be acknowledged as citizens

Loss of home and traditional hunting grounds

Loss of culture

Death through smallpox and other diseases

All of the above

Declaration of Independence

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights

Mutually Assured Destruction

Violent civil disobedience

Nonviolent civil disobedience

John Howard

Scott Morrison

Kevin Rudd

No historical event

Martin Luther King junior's famous speech

The beginning of WW2

The Jewish Holocaust

2007

2008

2009

2010

It stopped the bus transportation system across the city

90% of those using the buses were African Americans and most of these people participated

It ended segregation on public transport

All responses are correct

The Federation of the Australian state

Captain Cook's birthday

The landing of the First Fleet in 1788

The rights of Aboriginal people

The Aboriginal Reconciliation Bill

The Aboriginal Protection Act

The Indigenous Procreation Initiative

The Aboriginal Prosperity Initiative

To protect British settlers from Aboriginal violence.

To 'breed out' the black colour of the Indigenous Peoples and eradicate the aboriginal 'race'.

To deny aboriginal people the rights and freedoms of white Australians.

Because the Federal Government had not been formed yet and the states wanted total control.

Vote

Parent their children

Marry who they wanted

All of the above

To maintain an international criminal court

To ensure world peace and avoid another World War

To protect all fundamental human rights across the globe

All of the above

Privileges that only certain people have

Responsibilities that everyone has because they are human

Freedoms that everyone has because they are simply human

Freedoms that everyone has based on which country you live in.