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They didn't.
A large number of Tasmanian Aborigines were indeed massacred during the 1800s, but one of the main problems was the relocation of the remainder to poorly-resourced islands, where they died from neglect, after being promised they would be looked after. This all occurred during the 1800s. The last fullblooded Tasmanian Aborigine, Truganini, died in 1876.
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What modern technology can helpthe aborigines to hunt dugong?
They use spears and knives to kill the dugong
Did aborigines eat koalas?
Yes. The Australian Aborigines found that koalas were easy to catch and kill for food (despite the fact that Europeans did not even notice koalas for the first decade of colonisation).
What is the significance of the boomerang to the aborigines?
so they can kill prey with the boomerang and then they shared the prey among the aborigines and other aboriginal families
How did the aborigines kill possums?
The indigenous Australians used spears and nulla nullas to kill possums.
When was Hunt to Kill created?
Hunt to Kill was created on 2010-11-09.
How did the europeans kill the mayans?
Killed them.
Why did Hitler kill the Europeans?
Hitler did not kill the Europeans he killed the Jew's. Thoguh Hitler would have killed any European in Germany that did not agree with him.
Consumers that hunt and kill other consumers are called?
Consumers that hunt and kill other consumers are called carnivores.
Why do pet cats kill birds?
They kill them because they can hunt them.
What hunt kill and eat their prey?
Any carnivorous (lion) or omnivorous (human) animal will hunt, kill and eat their prey.
What hunt and kill other organisms for food are called?
Organisms that hunt and kill other organisms for food are called predators.
What are three reasons why Aborigine populations suffered while the European colonies grew?
1. The Europeans brought with them diseases which had hitherto been unknown in Aboriginal populations. Without any natiral defenses against these diseases, the indigenous populations were severely affected by what were relatively minor diseases for Europeans. 2. Europeans cleared land for farming and continued to spread out wherever they wanted, taking over the traditional lands of the indigenous people. 3. Aborigines did not understand the European concept of ownership. As gentle people, who shared everything, they assumed they could kill and eat easy prey like sheep, cattle and goats. This created immense tensions which invariably led to the Europeans shooting Aborigines on sight.
