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How do you make sentence for aboriginal?
aboriginal people were one of the first people
What is the Australian Aboriginal word for family?
The Australian Aboriginal word for family can vary among different Aboriginal languages, as there are over 250 distinct languages in Australia. One common term used in many Aboriginal communities is "kanyini," which encompasses the concepts of family, connection, and responsibility to kin and the land. However, it’s important to note that specific terms may differ based on the particular language or region.
What is the aboriginal name for Crocodile?
There are many Aboriginal languages. It depends which one you are trying to speak!
Why aboriginal people is not happy in the Christmas?
no one said their not happy
How many people are in one culture?
Well, it depends on how many people can be in the family. Sometimes there can be up to 50 people in one family in a whole culture, an150 people in a whole culture! 0_o
How many people are in the house?
14... in one family
How would you describe the aboriginal religion?
Which one? They weren't one homogenous group of people, after all.
What kind of music do they listen to when they dance in Australia aboriginal?
This is a very general question and has not one answer. Traditional aboriginal dance is accompanied by traditional songs and instruments and follow strict laws. Contemporary aboriginal dance may be to local bands, comprising family members, in isolated communities with country rock and reggae being a favourite style; or for urban aboriginal people they have tastes as varied as any other city person in the world.
Where can one find Aboriginal Paintings?
One can find Aboriginal Paintings in national parks and reserves and in rural areas and are very popular paintings bought by different kinds of people.
How many families can live in a longhouse?
That depends on how you define family. If you consider your grandmother and your cousins family then the answer would be one family. If you consider them to be extended family then more than one, depending on the size of the house.Native American family units are very different than European family units; more-so in the modern sense.
Is Troy Westwood truly Aboriginal If not should he have accepted an Aboriginal Juno Nomination?
Although Troy Westwood is not originally aboriginal, he was adopted by a Dakota family in Sioux Valley as one of their own. To me, that's good enough. He follows the beliefs and ways of life better than most aboriginals. In my books, he is aboriginal.
Can somebody without Aboriginal blood become an aboriginal?
The idea that someone can become an Aboriginal is a question of being accepted and identifying as something else. Someone migrating from another country to Australia becomes an 'Australian' hence they have become something else. If Aboriginal people were the ruling class Australia people would be known as 'Aboriginals' rather than Australians. It basically comes down to how open minded people are. The term Aboriginal is a blanket term and one that is used in a generalised way that imposes a stereotype that Aboriginal people are one race with one language and one set of beliefs. This is not the case. Before colonisation Australia was made up of hundreds of tribes with different languages and cultural practices. The point is that if you want to become something else you can. You may not have the same blood but that does not mean that you cannot become something else based on that fact alone. A person can become an Aboriginal without having Aboriginal blood. In a bureaucratic sense it is possible: Demonstrated by the fact that on paper an Aboriginal person can become an 'Australian'. In a more traditional sense if a person was to learn,practice, and live in a traditional manner, and be accepted, and/or identify as Aboriginal they clearly have in a sense become Aboriginal. The opposing argument in my opinion is like arguing that the royal family has a bloodline that is a higher order than that of another, and that to be a royal you must already be a royal. it is a futile argument. Bloodlines change and evolve and never stay the same forever. Their are people that identify as Aboriginal who have a small percentage of Aboriginal blood there are those who are full blood, there are those who have no Aboriginal blood In reality it is how you live, treat others, and identify as a person that defines what you are or what you become.
