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27th 1967 Harold Holt the government of Australia back then gave Aboriginals a right to vote in elections and gave them the right to improve Australians constitution but this l

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In 1932 William cooper founded the AAL but the league was fully formed in 1957.They where most successful in fundraising , welfare work and Aboriginal functions, now this is a Victorian Aboriginal tradition ,that has kept them to peruse their work.
B CLAIRE & MADDIE

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moratorium marches
a march to stop a war in vietnam

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moratorium marches
a march to stop a war in vietnam

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may 8th and 9th 1970 was the first one

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- Spiritual being, sacred object, or symbol
- Natural object, plant, or animal used as a spiritual emblem for a family or clan
- Represent people's rolls and responsibilities
- Also represents people's relationships with nature and others

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A stick with two branches pointing out, like a Y. Then get a rubber band that's good in length and good in thiccness and put that band on and your good to go. Load it up with a rock and snipe some rats.

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Football in the 1960s
( chloe & tahila )

- it was the 81st season of competitive football in England.
- they called the 1960s the golden decade.
-  In the 1960s, Australian Rules football was State-based and did not have a national competition. 

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Football in the 1960s
( chloe & tahila )

- it was the 81st season of competitive football in England.
- they called the 1960s the golden decade.
-  In the 1960s, Australian Rules football was State-based and did not have a national competition. 

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Aboriginal Dream Time
By Imogen & Charlize

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Aboriginal Dream Time
By Imogen & Charlize

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- Aboriginal dream time is the Aboriginal's way of understanding the wold
- It can also for them be the beginning of knowledge, the source to new story's and after a while became the law to existence
- According to the Aboriginal's belief, such as human and animal are what they think can be traced to the great spirit ancestors of the dream time

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- She used to be left handed but got punished by her teacher so became right handed.
- Kath Walker was an activist, journalist, actor and poet.
- Kath Walker wanted to be a nurse but was sadly rejected due to her race. She then fought in the army and when she returned to become an activist for aboriginal rights.
- In 1947 Kath Married Bruce Walker however it was a "short lived marriage."

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- The war was mainly between North and South Vietnam and then other countries took their side
- The war was heavily influenced by the cold war which was going on in about the same time
- More than 3 million people were killed in the Vietnam war
- The Vietnam war was also known as the Second Indochina War

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In 1932 William Cooper founded the Aboriginal Advancement League (AAL), But it was formed in 1957 . The legue

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On the 27th of May, 1967, Australians voted in favour to change the way Indigenous Australians were treated. The new law focused on counting Aboriginals in the census - this then meant that they were now Australian citizens. The new laws also focused on funding for aboriginal people. i.g medical, housing, ect...
By Chloe.S

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Anzac day (By Sophie and Antonio) 

25 April, is one of Australia’s most important occasions It marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War. We celebrate it in honer of dead soldiers,  this is because we are grateful for them for trying to save Australia while fighting against Hungy and Germany in Gallipoli 1917.

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Anzac day (By Sophie and Antonio) 

25 April, is one of Australia’s most important occasions It marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War. We celebrate it in honer of dead soldiers,  this is because we are grateful for them for trying to save Australia while fighting against Hungy and Germany in Gallipoli 1917.

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- Henry Archibald Hertzberg Lawson was an Australian writer and bush poet.
- He is an Australian writer who was born on 17th June 1867 and died on 2nd September 1922.
- He is often called Australia's  " Greatest Short Story Writer ".
- He has 2 children, one is a boy named Joseph and a girl named Bertha.
- He married Bertha Marie Louise Bredt on 1896.

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In the town of Wave Hill working conditions for Gurindji people were very poor so on 23rd of August 1966 a group of 200 Gurindji people led by Vincent Lingiari walked a total of 800 kilometres demanding they get better pay.

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The government only provided funding for the country's non-Indigenous population. This meant that states could only offer very limited services to Indigenous communities. 90.77 percent of Australians voted in favour of changing this. LIAM

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The peoples traditional land is around 3,250km2.
The land and people first encountered English government in the 1850 when an explorer Augustus Gregory crossed into the territory.
Several other explorer travelled into the land in the next decade in the early 1880

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- Andrew Barton Banjo Paterson was an Australian bush poet, journalist and author.
- He wrote many poems about Australian life focusing on mostly outback areas.
-Some  of his poems are Waltzing Matilda and The Man From Snowy River.
- He is also on the $10 note.
-SUMMER  & MIKAYLA