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Does Swahili culture and language still exist in Africa today?
Yes, swahili culture and language exist in Africa today.
When did the aborigines leave Australia?
Never: the Aborigines are still in Australia.
Country rich in tradition and culture?
aborigines are filled with culture and so are africans
Why did aborigines finger paint?
because its part of there culture
Did Charles Sturt seek permission from the Aborigines to travel across the Australian lands?
No. For all his excellent qualities, and general respect for the Aborigines and their culture, Sturt was still of the school of thought that Europeans did not need to seek permission from the traditional owners to cross their land.
What is important in aborigines culture?
The hunting and gathering for food and the religion of moieties
Where did aboriginal migration occur?
The Aborigines are said to have migrated form Indonesia or southeast Asia. Today the Aborigines are living in Australia but their sacred culture is dying out.
Who is Aborigines?
Aborigines were one of the first people who lived in Australia. Indigenous (native) Australians were dispossessed of their land, despised for their culture, and marginalized, abused and murdered.
Did Mayan culture disappear before the time of Cortes?
the Mayan people and culture still exist! go to yucatan peninsula of Mexico and Guatemala for example.
How did 1920's crime change and influence America's Culture in way that still exist today?
Al Capone
A sentence using the word aborigines?
Aborigines is the plural of aborigine. Aborigine is a noun meaning the original inhabitants or natives. Here are example sentences: "He spent one summer with Australian aborigines to learn their culture." "The Indians of the Americas are sometimes called aborigines."
Why was the Australian assimilation policy not a success?
The Australian assimilation policy was not a success because it did not respect the culture of the aborigines. There was a great deal of resistance to the policy and even those aborigines that agreed to be assimilated often faced discrimination and did not feel at home in the new culture.
