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Their treatment was generally appalling Australians had been mistreating the indigenous people of this country for so long that they had gotten used to it. I arrived in this country as a nine year old in 1959 and could see the evil in the situation. But there was money to be made out of it by the public service and those connected with them so I suppose it must have been alright. After all they were not Australian citizens were they.
And in 1911 was when the stolen generation happened
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What year did blacks lose the right to vote?
Aboriginals lost the right to vote in 1901 and these rights were not regained until after the Australian citizenship referendum in 1967
When did the 1967 referendum happen?
More information is required. There have been several State or Federal referenda through the years, such as the following: * 1900 - whether or not Western Australia should join the Federation * 1967 - recognising more Aboriginal rights as equal citizens * 1992 - whether Queensland should implement Dalight Saving * 1999 - whether Australia should become a republic
How were white people treated in 1955-1967?
They were treated way different than the black's. Black people could not vote,ride in the same area on the bus as the white's, they also were not counted as a whole.
How did the Inquisition treat the people brought before them?
They treated them badly
Was it legal to kill aboriginals?
yes
How were the aboriginals treated between 1788 and 1900?
Aborignal people were treated very badly. During the 20th century they were discriminted, dominated and their rights and freedoms were taken away. The Canadian government had a big part in discriminating the Aboriginals, they created residentual schools for Aboriginal kids (mandatory to attend).Ans By: Foram Shukla :D
When did aboriginals get full citizenship rights?
On the 10th of August 1967 it was put into to law. But the referendum was on the 27th of May 1967
How were the aboriginals treated like?
The population fell to around 60,000 due to massacres and new diseases.
Why were Aboriginals in Australia treated unfairly when Japan was bombing Australia?
because they were black
How many people are aboriginals?
before the Britten people came there were about 500,000 australian aboriginals
Why is Australia so close to the Aboriginals?
Because the Aboriginals were in Australia before the Europeans came.
What was life like for Aboriginals before the arrival of the Europeans?
Before 1788, the Aboriginals had their own established society. They lived on their own, living off the land around them.
How did the aboriginals live before the English came?
God made them
How were aboriginals treated during the Eureka stockade?
The Australian Aborigines had nothing to do with the Eureka Stockade. The clash was between the diggers and the troopers.
Did aboriginals play sport before the white people came?
Yes
When did aboriginals get the right to vote?
There are many aboriginal people around the world, if your question refers to Australia :The Aboriginal Land Rights Act was passed in 1976
What life did the Aborigines have before White Settlement?
Aboriginals had an easier life
