Indigenous Rights In Australia Jeopardy Template

Referendum for Indigenous Rights	Stolen Generation	Mabo Decision	Day of Mourning	Surprise Source!
100 1967 What year did the Referendum take place?	100 Australian Federal and State government, agencies and church missions. Who removed the children from their families during The Stolen Generation?	100 Eddie Mabo Who was the pioneer behind the fight for land rights?	100 26 January. What is the date of Day of Mourning?	500 jjj uuuu
200 No. Did the Referendum give Indigenous people citizenship or the change to vote? YES OR NO	200 Children of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent who were removed from their families. What does the term ‘Stolen Generations’ mean?	200 Land that is legally deemed to be unoccupied or uninhabited. Define the 'Terra Nullius'.	200 They mourned the loss of their country, their freedom and self-determination, and the deaths. What happened at the Day of Mourning?	500 oooo iiii
300 Giving Indigenous people the right to be included Australian Population figures and giving the government the power to make laws. What was the purpose of the Referendum?	300 All states have repealed the legislation allowing for the removal of Aboriginal children under the policy of 'protection'. What occurred in 1969?	300 Mabo decision was a turning point for the recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' rights, because it acknowledged their unique connection with the land. Why was Mabo an important case for Australian Indigenous people?	300 The Day of Mourning was the first time Aboriginal activist groups from different states had fully cooperated. What was the significance of the Day of Mourning?	500 nnn llll

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