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Which was not an effect on the indigenous peoples of Australia of the british takeover?
the british shipped many of the indigenous peoples back to england
Which of the following is NOT an affect on the indigenous peoples of Australia of the British takeover?
The British shipped many of the indigenous peoples back to England.
How were the indigeous peoples of Australia effected by the british takeover?
They killed many of the indigenous peoples. They took many children from indigenous peoples. They moved indigenous peoples into regions with inferior land.
When was Australia's Indigenous Peoples Party created?
Australia's Indigenous Peoples Party was created in 1993.
When did Australia's Indigenous Peoples Party end?
Australia's Indigenous Peoples Party ended in 1999.
What is the name of Australia's indigenous peoples?
Australia's indigenous people are properly known as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.
How do you use indigenous peoples in a sentence?
Christopher Columbus is widely accepted to be the first European to meet North America's indigenous peoples. Native Americans are the indigenous peoples of North America. I don't know how to properly refer to the indigenous peoples of Australia.
What country calls its native inhabitants Aborigines?
Australia refers to its indigenous inhabitants purely as Aborigines. Aborigine actually refers to any indigenous peoples, but Australians use it as the proper name for their indigenous people.
Who lived in the Australian colony before the British?
Before the arrival of the British, the continent of Australia was inhabited by Indigenous peoples who had lived there for over 65,000 years. These diverse Indigenous cultures and communities had developed their own unique languages, customs, and ways of life.
Was the british seizure of Australia legal?
The British seizure of Australia in 1788 is often considered illegal under international law, as it involved taking land from Indigenous peoples without their consent or recognition of their sovereignty. The British claimed Australia as "terra nullius," or land belonging to no one, which disregarded the existing rights of Indigenous Australians. This legal justification has been widely criticized and is seen as a historical injustice, leading to ongoing debates about land rights and reconciliation.
What are nativeAustralians called?
Native Australians are commonly referred to as Aboriginal Australians and Torres Strait Islanders. Aboriginal Australians are the Indigenous peoples of mainland Australia and Tasmania, while Torres Strait Islanders are the Indigenous peoples of the Torres Strait Islands, located between Australia and Papua New Guinea. Together, they represent the diverse cultures and histories of Australia's First Nations peoples.
What do Dingo do?
Ernie is an actor, entertainer (very talented at both) and a tireless advocate for the rights of Australia's indigenous peoples.
