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Pre-colonisation was a period of time when the aboriginal people has their land for themselves. They lived how they wanted and had a lot of tribes in Australia. They lived a happy life

Date: 60 000 BC - 1788

There was no impact on the indigenous people

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When British soldiers and convicts came to Australia and stole the aborigines land. That started a bad thing between the whites and the aborigines. There was 11 ships that came to Australia during the first fleet

Date: 1788

Impacts: loss of land and unknown diseases

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The frontier wars was a time were lots of people were killed because of their race. A lot of people lost their lives beucase of these wars

Date: 1788-1930s

There was impact on them because they lost a significant amount of their people

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People from all around the world such as countries like: china France America ect. They started dig for gold witch was very valuable

Date: 1851

Impacts: more diseases and animals ate the land

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The stolen generation was a really bad time for the aborigines because their children got stolen just because of their skin colour

Date: 1850-1970

This impacted every indigenous person because they were sad that their children got stolen

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The government said sorry for what they had done by speaking up publicly to ALL of the indigenous peoples

Date: 2008, 26th of May

Impacts: Finally they get a feel of understanding from the government

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The referendum was a vote for indigenous people for aboriginal and Torres Strait islanders to have a voice in the constitution.

Date: 11 September 2023

This affected all aboriginal people in Australia and overseas

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Australian Electoral Commission (The Referendum)

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Australian Electoral Commission (The Referendum)

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Authorised by the Electoral Commissioner, Canberra