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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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It is obvious that the person is Charles Perkin, in clue 1 relates the Charles because in 1965 Charles Perkins leads a "freedom ride" through NSW in an attempt to end Aboriginal segregation. 1 Echuca, Vic., gazetted as a city.

Clue 2 - Charles Perkins rode around Australia for his Freedom Rode to grab international attention for poor living conditions for Aboriginal People. The map shows the route of Charles Perkins Freedom Rides

Clue 3 - The University of Sydney was Charles Perkins's workplace and with fellow students, he started the Freedom Rides for Aboriginal people living in poor living conditions.

Clue 4 -  Charles Perkins was born on 16 June 1936 he lived a humble life with fellow students. He then died on 19 October 200 due to Renal Failure.

Clue 5 - The buses in the picture were used by Charles Perkins and his fellow students for the Freedom Rides.

Clue 6: Moree is what they called the freedom ride for freedom for Aboriginal people. Moree swimming pools happened during the freedom rides and were the first place the bus had found that had racial discrimination against aboriginal people. Fights broke out people were punched and several arrests were made.

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It is obvious that the person in question is Charles Perkins the reasons are stated in clue 1  where it shows 1965 which is when he joined the Safa (student action for aboriginals) group which was a big group of aboriginals who wanted to try and get the government's attention about aboriginal rights. Clue 2 is the tour route that they went on the bus he attended USID ( sydney university) as shown in clue 3 he was born 1936 the clue 5 is the picture of the Safa bus the Moree pool is where they protested the ban of aboriginals at a swimming pool the way they protested was throwing fruits at the swimmers.

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It is obvious that the person in question is Charles Perkins the reasons are stated in clue 1  where it shows 1965 which is when he joined the Safa (student action for aboriginals) group which was a big group of aboriginals who wanted to try and get the government's attention about aboriginal rights. Clue 2 is the tour route that they went on the bus he attended USID ( sydney university) as shown in clue 3 he was born 1936 the clue 5 is the picture of the Safa bus the Moree pool is where they protested the ban of aboriginals at a swimming pool the way they protested was throwing fruits at the swimmers.

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PAARTH AND RISHITH

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From the clues provided it’s obvious that this significant person is Charles Perkins we can tell this from clue 5 as He was apart of the Safa group because on the bus it said Student Action For Aborigines which stands for Safa. Also clue 4 helps as he was born in 1936.Clue 6 six important because it shows that Charles Perkins was trying to stop racial discrimination by making a moree pool for aboriginals to swim in.Clue 3 shows us that he worked  at The University Of Sydney and studied indigenous health.He also travelled around Queenslands and NSW with the Safa group.Clue 1 proves this because he travelled in 1965.

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Charles Perkins

It is obvious that this consequential person is Charles Perkins. These clues show that:

Clue 1: In 1965 students including Charles Perkins made the poor living conditions of aborigines public known by going on the bus tour for fifteen days.

Clue 2: The route the students took on the bus tour. They were deported from Sydney on the 12th of February and returned on the 26th of February.

Clue 3: He attended the University of Sydney from 1963 - 1966.

Clue 4: He was born in 1936 in Alice Springs.

Clue 5: This is the bus the students took on the freedom ride

Clue 6: In 1965 the students and Chares protested against aboriginal discrimination by forming a picket line around the baths.

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Clue 1-Went to school in 1965
Clue 2-From Australia
Clue 3-Went to the university of Australia
Clue 4-Born in 1936
Clue 5-was at the SAFA
Clue 6-Was there

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Clue 1 - In 1965, the Student Action for Aborigines (S.A.F.A) has been created by Charles Perkins with a group of friends following the campaign.

Clue 2 - They've travelled all across NSW, starting with travelling to the Moree Swimming Pools.

Clue 3 - Went and Graduated from the University of Sydney (Charles Perkins was the first Aboriginal to graduate from the University of Sydney)

Clue 4 - Born in June, 1936

Clue 5 - Pictures of the Bus

Clue 6 - Picture of Charles Perkins at the Moree Swimming Pools with others protesting and fighting for Aboriginal rights.

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Charles Perkins was born in 1936, in early 1965 he was part of the university of Sydney and he went a student action for aboriginals. 1965 17th of February, an incident at Moree swimming pool which was people fighting, punching and so on. So Charles Perkins was a person who dedicated his life for the justice of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.