General Knowledge
Stolen Generation
Colonisation
Vocabulary
Culture
100

Why and when is Sorry Day remembered?

Sorry Day is May 25 when we remember past policies of the forced child removal and reflect of the sad and painful stories of the Stolen Generation

100

Stolen Generation took place between 1910 - ___

1970s

100

When & What was the Industrial Revolution?

1700s- Increase in inventions and machinery, this movement took over a lot of jobs.

100

Define the word 'native'

Belongs to a country first, first to live there

100

The story of the River Serpent is an examples of what?

A Koorie Dreamtime story

200

What is the capital of Australia?

Canberra

200

What were two rules that were enforced in the institution camps?

Not allowed to speak own language, changed names, had to pray, learn white ways of living

200

Why did the British colonise Australia?

Increase of crime in England due to the Industrial Revolution/loss of jobs. Needed a place to host their convicts.

200

Define the word 'half-caste'

Parents come from a different background/culture/ethnicity 

200

What does this map show?

Different mobs (languages/countries)

300

Name three native Australian animals.

Kangaroo, koala, platypus, wombat

300

Why were children taken from their families?

To change the Indigenous population's culture and way of living. To assimilate towards British culture instead.

300

When did the British colonise Australia?

1788

300

Define the word 'discrimination'

Treat people differently based upon how they look. Judge someone based on their ethnicity.

300

How many surviving Aboriginal languages exist?

About 250

400

Name an Australian native flower/plant.

Bottlebrush, wattle, eucalyptus

400

What were two impacts of being stolen from their families?

Trauma, PTSD, depression, loss of identity, low self esteem, lack of connection to family

400

What were 3 three main causes of Indigenous population declining?

Disease, settlers taking over land & violence 

400

Define the word 'assimilation'

Aligning someone's culture to another one. For example changing a First Nations culture to British culture

400

What is the traditional ceremony that cleanses an area and wards of bad spirits fromt he people and the land?  

Smoking Ceremony 

500

The name Australia is derived from a Latin word 'Australis' that means...

'Southern'

500

Approximately how many Indigenous children were stolen in Australia? 

Approximately 100,000

500

How many ships in the First Fleet?

11

500

Policies intended to protect and save Aboriginal people during the early to mid 1800's

Protection and Segregation policies. Acts made by Governments from each of the colonies (states) such as the Victorian Aboriginal Protection Act

500

What am I? A period in which life was created accroding to Aboriginal culture. Explains how life came to be and the stories and beliefs behind creation

Dreaming

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