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∙ 12y agoAborginals are technically people native to any country, but now it is ONLY used for the native australians
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What do Australian aborgines call Uluru?
Ayers rock near Alice Springs NT
Who is poykayil appachan?
The GOD that has promised to come for the slaves,aborgines,blacks and negroes of the world.
What clothes would the aborgines wear?
this is not my question but they'd wear bark ,fur etc.
What are the musical instruments that Australian Aborgines play?
The Aboriganal Australian instrument is called the didgeridoo.
What issues concerning aboriginal rights have arisen over time?
Concerning Aboriginals many legal matters have arisen since the 18th century (1700's). Legal Acts that have been ammended are follows: Aborigines Act 1869, Aborgines Amending Act 1902, Aborigines Vagrancy Act 1901 & 1902, Aborgines Amending Act 1911, Aborgines Amending Act 1915, Aborigines Human Rights Act, Policy of Stolen Generations (1930's) Policy of intergration (1960's), Policy of self-determination 1972, Land Rights & Native title 1992.
What are differences between native American and African American?
Some differences between Native American Indians and Australian Aborgines are:they lived in separate countriestheir history is differentthey had different but meaningful beliefs
Who first traveled across the world?
Although history has Ferdinand Magellan to his name to travel across the world, but it also proved that he was put to death when he arrived in Philippines by the Aborgines. So the first person to travel across the globe was his slave by name Enrique who continued the voyage. He was a native of Malacca
Were indigenous people around when Tasmania was called Van Diemen's Land?
Yes. The island of Tasmania was occupied by the Parlevarpeople. It is not known how many Tasmanian Aborigines there were, but estimates vary from 3000 to 15000. Either way, European settlement directly resulted in the virtual genocide of the pure-blooded Tasmanian Aborgines, with the last known native, Truganini, dying in 1876.There are still Tasmanian Aborigines today, but they are not pure-blooded.
What kind of history does the australians have?
Australia has 4 periods of history. The first being the prehistoric period which includes the forming of the continent, dinosaurs, and prehistoric megafauna. The second being the Indigenous period. It is generally believed the Aborgines arrived in Australia 10-15 thousand years ago from South-East Asia. The third being the Exploration and Settlement period which begins in 1595 and ends in 1901. The fourth being the 'Australian' period which begins in 1901 and continues to the present day.
Subarctic Aboriginals- Way Of Life?
The Aboriginals way of life was to live peacfully with one another. There were no laws. Aborgines believe (or used to) that you should share everything you have with your tribe / family.
Why is the slaughter of indigineous animals by aboriginals in Australia not questioned?
I wish we could all Hunt out in the wild. There would be no money, no bills, no worries mate. Hunting and farming off wild and tamed animals alike, the world would run so smoothl if we lived like Aborigines. Men hunt and build... Women weave and plant tend to children take care of animals and each other. Why cant Aborgines hunt kangaroos if they want to? Better question, why cant I? I'll do the jacko thing but... like, the other way around... turn into a good looking black guy not an ugly white guy.. lol.
Is Australia a masculine country?
Originally Australia was a penal (prison) colony. England sent out many of her criminals and dumped them here. They were governed by some soldiers and a few administrators and a few Christian ministers and virtually carved out the land from a "nothing start". They were tough men and some did bad things like killing aborgines and becoming outlaws or bush rangers and the whole place for a long time was a wild frontier. Australian men today still harken back to those early men and women and believe they are tough themselves but mostly modern Australian men are over-pampered and quite a lot have gone gay. For country folk it is still a hard life in the bush and I would say that the farmers were somewhat masculine guys. The great Aussie male is no longer what he once was, same in America with the great American male. I read one lady newspaper reporter a while ago saying that most of the last of the real men in Australia were the World War 2 soldiers. She might have been right. Most young Australian males have never known survival any further than the nearest McDonalds fast food shop. We also have no national service and the decay in our youth... e.g. alcohol, drugs, easy modern living... is not good for National defence. Not with so many large Asian armies to Australia's north.
