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The Aboriginal government, often referring to the governance structures of Indigenous communities, is responsible for managing various aspects of community life, including land stewardship, cultural preservation, health services, education, and social welfare. They work to uphold Indigenous rights, protect Natural Resources, and promote self-determination. Additionally, these governments often focus on addressing the unique needs and aspirations of their communities while fostering economic development.
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What did aboriginal government take care of?
the people who lived there
When was Aboriginal Provisional Government created?
Aboriginal Provisional Government was created in 1990.
How did aboriginal people take care of the environment?
leaving some of the stuff the they've been eating
Who was the first aboriginal in nsw government?
Darius Ashman was the very first aboriginal government i NSW
What does state government take care of?
weather
What does municipal government take care of?
province
What does state the government take care of?
nothing
What does the Canadian Federal government take care of?
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What do you do with those that oppose us?
You have to report it to the government, so that the government could take care of the problem
Why doesnt the Mexico government take better care of their citizens?
It is a very difficult task to take care of a group of people. Much more difficult is to try to take care of 112 million people. Besides, the same question would be asked about the American government.
What does the local government mean?
I think it means: to take care of the community.. Is it?
Why were Aboriginalchildren taken from their families?
Cause the children that were taken were part Aboriginal, part European (English) so the government thought they had the right to take the children.
