Lucky Dip
Finish this slogan: "Always was, always _____ ______."
will be
These are what the government created to legalise the Stolen Generations. P____ A___.
Protection Acts
This holiday is celebrated on January 26.
Australia Day
Who was one person involved in the strike?
Don McLeod
Dooley Bin Bin
Clancy McKenna
Daisy Bindi
What was one right denied to First Nations peoples before the Civil Rights Movement?
healthcare, education, fair pay, freedom of movement, voting
This outdated term was used to describe people with Indigenous and non-Indigenous ancestry.
Half-Caste
This is the modern version of the Day of Mourning Protest.
Invasion Day Protest.
How did authorities react to the strike?
Arrested leaders
What are the three Ds of colonisation?
(All three needed for the points)
disease, dispossession, destruction
This word describes the process of Aboriginal people being made to become more like ‘white society’.
Assimilation
The British declared Australia this, meaning nobody's land.
Terra Nullius
What did they do to strike?
Stopped working
Created small industries (e.g. pearl shell trading, goat skin trading)
Disconnection from traditional land is similar to being h___________.
homeless
The United Nations would classify the Stolen Generations as this.
Genocide
The name of the document handed out during the Day of Mourning Protest.
Aborigines Claim Citizen Rights!
What was one thing the strike did achieve?
Increase in pay and conditions in some workplaces
Formation of cooperatives
Inspired future Aboriginal acts of defiance
Living on Country improves First Nations' peoples ____.
health
When trauma is passed from parent to child.
Intergenerational Trauma
One of the organisers of the Day of Mourning Protest.
William Cooper, Jack Patten or William Ferguson.
What other movement inspired the strike?
The union movement