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Aboriginal Australians often refer to their country as "Country," which encompasses not just the land but also the spiritual, cultural, and ancestral connections they have with it. Each Aboriginal nation may have its own specific name for its territory, reflecting its unique languages and traditions. For example, the Yolŋu people of Arnhem Land refer to their land as "Djambatj," while the Noongar people of southwestern Australia might refer to their country as "Boodja." Overall, the concept of Country is central to Aboriginal identity and cultural heritage.
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How do Aboriginals meet?
in which country can you meet aboriginals?
What did settlers call aboriginals?
Maoris
What did the british call aboriginals during settlement?
Native, Savages
What do the aboriginals call the place of eels?
The indigenous people of Australia call the place of eels Parramatta.
What is Canada named for?
The word Canada (Kanata) means village. The first explorers asked the aboriginals what the country they were in was called and the aboriginals replied with canada not knowing what the europeans meant.
Approximately when did the aboriginals arrive on the north American continent?
The Aboriginals are believed to have arrived on the North American continent in approximately 1500. They first landed in Canada and were the original inhabitants of the country.
What do you call a group of aboriginals running down a hill?
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How do Canadians help aboriginals?
canadians help aboriginals, becasue when they migrate from their home country they have nothing here unless they have family but canadians money goes to things for them, like money for food.
Why do aboriginals get benefits?
the reason Aboriginals get more benefits then the mainstream Australia; IE white Australians (yes i am white), is because we have taught not only the aboriginal people but also the youth of this country (I'm only 24) that the past grievances of the people are still as problematic today as they were many years ago... the sins of our fathers plague our sons. We have stripped the rights of the aboriginal people to integrate with mainstream Australia by holding their hands and giving them "sit down" benefit's. By protecting the aboriginals and isolating the rest of the Australian population, we as a country have created a generation of people who are entirely dependant on taxpayer funded handouts and benefit's. I think it would be hard to find many people who would not take advantage of a benefit scheme as the aboriginals are... when the scheme is removed or threatened, the aboriginals and do-gooder Australians jump up and down and call racist. As we are a multicultural country, this is a terrifying thing, so the government keeps the benefit's.
What do you call a native Australian?
The indigenous natives of Australia are referred to as "Aboriginals". They refer to themselves as "Koorie" (The People).
Who were the first people to come to Canada?
the first people who came to Canada is the first nations or you can call them aboriginals.
What aboriginals have done to help Australia?
The Aboriginal people of Australia have maintained the balance of nature in that country for thousands of years.
