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The question is too broad to be able to answer here. This is asking for the history of a putative race of people after a certain date to be contained in a little answer box. It also looks like a school or college essay question. Also, if you're looking at Australia, then the term you want is "Aboriginies" rather than "Aboriginals" which is a global term encompassing indigenous natives from many continents. I suggest you go to Wikipedia and look up "Australian Aborigines"
What else can I help you with?
Which region of Oceania was greatly affected by European colonization?
Polynesia was greatly affected by European colonization.
How did smallpox effect the aboriginals when the Europeans arrived in North America?
The Europeans affected the aboriginals by decreasing population
Who are aboriginals?
Aborigines is a generic term for a native people before colonization by a more developed nation. With that said, however, the term is most used to describe the native population of Australia. Generally speaking, the term is used for the native population to this present day.
Disease brought to Australia by European explorers?
Diseases that affected Aboriginals that also began wiping them out
How were the Aborigines affected by the British colonization of Australia in the nineteenth century?
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What is a way colonization affected Africa?
It increased ethnic tensions in Africa.
How were most natives societies affected by Europe colonization?
Great Britain
Do New Zealand aboriginals still live the way they used to before English colonization?
No they don't. They have adopted European style houses, clothes etc
How did Stephen F Austin affect the colonization of Texas?
He was known as the Father of Texas, led the second, but first legal and ultimately successful colonization of the region by bringing 300 families from the United States. (see Wikipedia)
How is modern Africa being affected by what happened long ago with the colonization of Africa and imperialism?
1,062 kilometers
How did the British colonization affect the people of Uganda?
The British colonization affected the people of Uganda in a significant manner. Most of the habits that are practiced today in Uganda like education are borrowed from the Britons.
How do Aboriginals meet?
in which country can you meet aboriginals?
