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1. Explain why this person is a significant (important) person in Australian History.

2.  If this person did not ever exist, what could Australia look like today?

3. Identify ONE key event that was most crucial to achieving equal rights. Explain why this event was so important.

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Using the clues provided, prove who I am and why I am a significant person. You must link in all of the clues and justify your answer.

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Moree swimming pools

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I know it is Charles Perkins because. he starts the student action for aborigines.  in 1965 as clue 1 stated. they travelled to all of the locations in NSW and some parts of QLD in clue two.. the university of Sydney formed the student action for aborigines.. clue 4 stated that they were born in 1935 and so did Charles Perkins . clue five showed the bus that they travelled in.. in clue 6 The Freedom Riders arrived in Moree on 19 February 1965 and are where they protested.

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I know it is Charles Perkins because. he starts the student action for aborigines.  in 1965 as clue 1 stated. they travelled to all of the locations in NSW and some parts of QLD in clue two.. the university of Sydney formed the student action for aborigines.. clue 4 stated that they were born in 1935 and so did Charles Perkins . clue five showed the bus that they travelled in.. in clue 6 The Freedom Riders arrived in Moree on 19 February 1965 and are where they protested.

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I know it is Charles Nelson perkins

Clue 4 shows that they were born in 1936, Charles Perkins was born on that date.

Clue 3 shows that the person went to the university of Sydney which is also where he went.

Clue 3 shows buses that say “Student Action for Aborigines” and he was known for standing up to the Aboriginal people. Those buses were used to travel throughout NSW for the attention of the Aboriginal people.

Clue 6 shows Moree swimming pool and that is where the Aboriginal people were prevented from entering the pools, Charles Perkins fought for the right that they could go in.

Clue 1 says 1965, and in 1965 Charles Perkins organised a student bus tour around NSW to draw attention to the Aboriginals' health, education and housing.

Clue 2 shows where Charles Perkins travelled to gather attention for the Aboriginals to allow them to have health care, an education and shelter/home.

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The person that features in the padlet is Charlie Nelson Perkins.

In clue 4 it says born in 1936, and this was when he was born and it also links to Clue 5 because he was an aborignial Australian and was a part of SAFA and in the 2nd image of clue 5 along the side of the bus it states SAFA. He went to the university of Sydney which is seen in clue 3. Since, Charles Nelson Perkin was a member of SAFA, they organised a demonstrations to protest the treatment of Aboriginal people at multiple places, including the Walgett Returned Services League, swimming pools in Moree, which is stated in clue 6. He also and gave a freedom ride around western and coastal of nsw in 1965 which is evident in Clue 1 and 2.

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Clue 1 clearly shows that he was  born is 1936 (correct)

Whistle Clue 2- showed that he went around new south wales and queensland.

In order to this clue 3 said that he went to sydney university to study his job (studying civil rights) therefore clue 4 says in 1965 he did freedom ride across the outback.clue 5 he had is bus for the abrorginal people (transportation)in addition clue 6 he set up swimming pool in the middle of the outback setting up swimming pools and baths  in morree for people to shower and protesting fro abrorigainal rights

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Charles Perkins

Graduated from the University of Sydney

He was born on 1965

The bus picture says “student action for aborigines.” Charles Perkins was a Aborginal.

Charles Perkins and his university students took a group of Indigenous children for a swim in the town pool. That’s why there are swimming pools pictures for the clue

Charles Perkins was born in Alice Springs, he wasn’t born in Sydney which gives us a deep description into why there’s a map allocating places in Australia.

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In 1965 linking to clue 1 he Organised a student bus tour linking to clue 5

He attended the university of sydney linking to clue 3

He was born in 1936 linking to clue 4

On his bus tour he travelled the same route as clue 2.

The group of students that created this where from the university of Sydney linking to clue 3

The moree pools were changed by law that indigenous people couldn't enter so they started a protest to change that law linking to clue 6.

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I know the mystery person is Charles Perkins.

In 1965 as a student at the University of Sydney, Dr Perkins made a student bus tour around New South Wales to draw attention to the state of Indigenous health, education and housing.

Graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Arts in 1966.

Born in 1936

Tours with bus

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Because he was born in 1936 (clue 4), he also went to sydney university (clue 3), he obviously lived in sydney, he fought for abordiginal rights in australia (clue 2), he did the freedom ride across the outback in 1965 to highlight racial inequalities (clue 2),

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It is obvious that the mystery person is Charles Perkins because of the following:
Clue 1 shows that in 1965, he organised a large bus tour going around NSW to try and enter the Moree swimming pools for his university peers and classmates named the Freedom ride.

Clue 2 clearly shows us the map of where his bus toured (around NSW).

Clue 3 very clearly shows us the University of Sydney where he studied between 1963-1966.

Clue 4 shows us the year that Perkins was born, which was 1936 and his birthday was the 16th of June.

Clue 5 shows us 2 photos of the bus that he had organised, and gives away most of the mystery. Once we see this bus, it helps us to recognise that, that is the bus what Charles had organised

Clue 6 shows how when himself and his peers went onto the Freedom ride, they all went on and tried to gain access to the Moree swimming pools as Charles loved to swim.

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Charles Perkins
He went to sydney university.
He was born in 1936
He faught for Aborigional rights
Took a group to the moree swim centre for his book freedom riters