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First-nation peoples history in Australia
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First-nation peoples history in Australia
from prehistory to modern history
Questions
When and why.
When and why
The Europeans came to Australia in 1606, thanks to the dutch navigator Willem Janzoon, and in 1788 they settled Sydney.
In 1776 the war for independence ensued, which meant the british did not have a convict colony anymore, therefore they used the opportunity to colonize Australia.
Issues
Issues
Family fights.
Alcoholism.
Smoking.
Crime.
Drugs.
Lack of hope
Key issues
Key Issues
Fights are a big problem. Because it lead to higher crime rate, a higher intake addicting substances.
The lack of hope, leads people to slack of, or step away from the righteous light, and in to the depressive darkness.
Challenges
The racism that lingers amongst people. The past still affects how they are viewed.
Comparatively, we have and easier time, than the First-nation people. We deal with less issues, and less serious issues.
Importance
Real and trustworthy relationships. Others having faith in you.
Our opinion
Our trust in others, to do the what we find correct. Having safe-space where in you feel safe.
The stolen generation
Different sources say different things, it lasted from 1860's some say, other say 1901, a whole different sources said it was from 1910, but they all agree on it ending in 1970.
European-blooded Australian stole first-nation people from their families, and culturally assimilated them in to proper Australians. They also denied them access to their roots, old families and history.
Apology
The apology, gave them the respect and recognition they deserved.
Apology
Their culture
They learn about their roots, where they come from, what their story is, and what their history is, so that they could learn, both from their ancestors success, and failures.
Their culture
Our culture
We know pretty much about our culture, though of course we can learn more. Yes, its important to us because we should know the background of our country so i know why we live like we do.
Timeline
65,000- Aboriginal and Tores strait people arrived.
1606- The dutch landed on the Australian coast.
1788- the first british settlement is settled.
1850's- The gold rush.
1860's- British cultural assimilation.
1960- First-nation peoples gain citizenship.
1962- First-nation peoples vote in their first federal election.
1985- Uluru returned.