1930's - during the 1930s the plight of Aboriginal Australians became worse. During the Depression many lost their family endowment payments, unemployed were refused access to relief work. Aboriginal Protection Board forced them back onto reserves, which became overcrowded.
- policy of removing children from their families to aid assimilation gained momentum. This issue later became known as the "stolen generations'. Many of these children suffered abuse in their foster homes or in the institutions that they were placed.
Assimilation was government policy - this meant that Aboriginal people were forced to give up their culture and traditions and adopt mainstream Australians values and culture.
they were treated poorly
Poorly.
it was treated poorly because they still didn't believe women should have their own rights.
capos were not discriminatory, they treated all of their charges poorly
There were only a few programs to help the unemployed.
African Americans
Poorly
Governments treated them poorly, especially in Iraq and Turkey
poorly
They were treated poorly
you tell them that you are different than other people (the people who have treated them poorly)
Poorly!
Slaves were treated poorly in the South, were it was legal. They were free in the north.
They treated them as traitors
they were treated poorly
poorly
Poorly