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Well they treated them really bad. All the aboriginals ever wanted was a happy life
and children but of coarse the Europeans weren't happy with that. They wanted to make them work like slaves. People died because they had no energy left and they would fall to the ground.
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∙ 13y agoFirst, the Aborigines treated the Europeans in a friendly manner. In fact, most Europeans would not have survived without their help. Eventually, the Europeans introduced disease, racism, and land control, thus dooming the locals to a life some describe as "living hell." As one can imagine, it was then that the Aborigines retaliated and started becoming more aggressive.
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∙ 12y agoThis is an overview of course, not all English settlers were like this.
From many books I read they say that the English settlers at the start treated
aboriginies as their friends.
The aboriginies all welcomed them to their land.
After their fight to claim Australia, British, the English settlers were treated as animals
not humans.
Aboriginies were not allowed to do many things, they were restricted of living their life.
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∙ 14y agoThis question is probably about Australian aborigines; and will be answered as such:
White settlers in Australia behaved badly towards the aborigines. The whites considered the aborigines to be inferior, and expelled them from the land. They carried out a type of genocide, and aborigines were hunted as animals. Aborigines also suffered from the introduction of western diseases.
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∙ 10y agothe aboriginals were scared at first however they thought they would leave because many Europeans had come earlier to check out Australis however they found the land dry and useless so left. records also tell us that the aboriginals and europeans danced together. Yet because the Europeans took over the land and competition for resources, fights broke out and many people died.
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∙ 6y agoWhen the British settlers came in it did not go over very well. Some people say it was like a "living hell".
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∙ 11y agoThey treated thgem like slves
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when the british came to australia the aboriginese welcomed the settlers but the settlers were extremely rude and beat them off their land. then war broke out and everyone bought golden retrievers to protect themselves. After that everyone bonded over their shared love of golden retrievers and they got along.
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when the settlers arrived the Aboriginese welcomed them but then the settlers were extremely rude and beat them off their land. then war broke out and everyone bought golden retrievers to protect themselves. after that they all bonded over their shared love of golden retrievers and got along.
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What was the Powhatan confederacy and how did this group interact with the British settlers?
Epupusnupu!
Who were the First Settlers or the Europeans?
aborigines is the first settlers
How did they Interact with the Settlers of Powhatan?
How did powhatan socieety interact with the Settlers?
When did the British invade the aborigines?
The British invaded the Aborigines in 1788.
What is the Aborigines' connection to Australia?
Aborigines are the original occupants of Australia as the name suggests. Either they originated here when life began or their forefathers immigrated here long time ago. They can be compared to the Red Indians of usa. They were subjugated and almost exterminated by British settlers when the British occupied Australia.
What did aboriginals think of the British settlers?
The Europeans thought nothing of the Aboriginals when they arrived on Australia's shores. As a matter of fact they saw Australia as empty land. Note: When William Dampier arrived in 1688, he referred to the Aborigines as "the miserablest people in the world". Like many other Europeans, he misjudged the Aborigines, not recognising their unique skills.
Did the aborigines and the british convicts work together to build Australia's cities?
the british convicts did not aborigines
Who invaded the aborigines?
Settlers wishing to take their land.
What impacted the Aborigines almost immediately when the English settlers arrived?
Disease.
What changed the aborigines lives?
The arrival of big numbers of european settlers
What was the Powhatan Confederacy and how did this group interact with the settlers?
Epupusnupu!
What advantages did the British have over the Aborigines?
The British had greater manpower, and "better" weapons. Even though the Aborigines could throw a sharp spear with deadly accuracy, they were no match for the British with their firearms. There were far more of the British, and they could invade aboriginal land by their sheer numbers, whereas the Aborigines relied on stealth and night-time ambushes.
