Was the stolen generation successful

Answer 1

The Stolen Generations refer to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in Australia who were forcibly removed from their families by government policies from the late 19th century until the 1970s. The aim of these policies was to assimilate Indigenous children into white Australian society. While some may claim it had short-term success in terms of integration, the long-term consequences have been devastating, leading to cultural dislocation, trauma, and ongoing social issues within Indigenous communities. Overall, the policies are widely regarded as a failure and a violation of human rights.