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How did the Aboriginal people feel when the whit people took over?
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How did the English setters and the Aboriginal people do when you meet them?
they said this is my place and took the aboriginal children away from there family!
Are the people leading Canada the people who it was originally?
No, originally it was the aboriginal people, then Europeans came and took it over. So the original people there were placed in reserves, and they are not currently leading Canada.
How people from Egypt feel when the roman empire took them over?
Overtaken.
How did the aboriginal people react when british people took their country?
The elders told their tribe not to trust them. As the elder knew what we best for their families.
What was the aboriginal people's transportation in North America?
took the bus they walked on land and used canoe to go on water
Why did the Government take Indigenous Australians?
Because the English early settlers wanted aboriginal people to die out so they took all the lighter skinned aboriginals from their families and raised them as white kids so that the aboriginal breed would soon be gone.
How did AO Neville mistreat the aboriginals?
He separated aboriginal children from their parents and he took the girls who were half British and half aboriginal and took them from their families as seen in 'The Rabbit proof fence'
Why were Aboriginal 's children remove?
Europeans took aboriginal children because the europeans did not want they aboriginal children to learn the way how the aboriginal people live. They also took them because they did not want them to learn there language at all.
How does Jackson feel about the doctrine of nullification?
He took over the American bank
It is right for aboriginal Australians to have the right to vote?
In 1967 a Commonwealth Referendum was held which allowed Aboriginal people for the first time to be counted as part of the Australian population. The change to the Constitution also allowed the Australian Government to legislate on behalf of all Indigenous people. The first census which included Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people took place in 1971. The restrictive laws relating to Aboriginal Australians that had been in operation for over three decades were not abolished until a Labor Government under the Prime Ministership of Gough Whitlam came to power in 1972. As citizens of Australia, Aboriginal Australians have very right to vote just like any other citizen. Learn more about Aboriginal Australia in First People Then And Now: Introducing Indigenous Australians by Marji Hill
How did the non-aboriginal use the land?
They took what ever they got their sticky fingers on
Did the British invade Australia?
No, they only settled just for the convicts for them to be put to work.Correction:As far as the indigenous people of Australia are concerned, the British did invade Australia. British settlement forced the Aboriginal people off their land, took over their hunting grounds and destroyed their fishing traps. When James Cook claimed the eastern half for great Britain in 1770, he declared the land terra nullius, or "no man's land", which in effect meant that the British did not recognise aboriginal ownership of the land.
