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Question #1
The Aboriginal peoples view the land as their mother which is why they feel protective over their land and feel responsible for the actions done to it.

Question #2
The Aboriginal Bora Ring is one of the several trible ceremony grounds and is a raised platform of dirt. The ceremony is held when a boy reaches the status of a man and they sing song and tell stories to celebrate.

Question #3
A cooroboree is a dance ceremony to teach children about the history of  Aboriginals through dance music and costumes.

Question #4
The Dreamtime is Aboriginals understanding of its creation and the world. The Dreamtime is indigenous stories to teach lessons and tell stories of their experiences.

Question #5

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1. They view the land as if it was their mother and protect it, they also view it spiritually

2. A Bora Ground is a place aboriginals go for spiritual and tribal ceremonies. The Bora Ring is a raised ground with dirt in a circle

3. An Australian Aboriginal dance ceremony which may take the form of a sacred ritual or an informal gathering

4. A Dreamtime is a story aboriginals tell about how how the land was created. It is significant to aboriginals because they have an understanding of how their land was created. An example of a Dreamtime story is the rainbow serpent in which they believed created the rivers and mountains.

5. Oodgeroo Noonuccal is a poet and she writes about herself and the aboriginals and what happened to them.

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Q1) How do indigenous Australians view the land and nature? They worshipped it as a way to connect with their ancestors through spiritual and cultural practices. (It is their mother)
Q2) What is the Bora Ground and what did Aboriginals do there? The Bora Ground is a raised platform of dirt shaped as a circle and it is where a ceremony is held for when a boy reaches the status of a man, and they tell stories and sing songs.
Q3) What is a cooroboree?
A corroboree is a ceremony to teach the younger children about the aboriginal history, through song and stories, as well as mimes.
Q4) What is the Dreamtime and it’s significance to the indigenous? The Dreamtime is the aboriginals understanding of how the world was created, and it is significant to pass the stories down to the younger aboriginals  and keep their tradition alive ( Past, present and future, and maintains culture)
Q5) Who is Oodgeroo Noonucal?
Oodgeroo Noonucal was an Australian poet, a political campaigner, and an artist and educator, and she was also a campaigner for Aboriginal rights

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1. How do Indigenious Australian view the land and nature? Non- indigenous people might view the land as something that they own, but for aboriginals, the relationship that they have with the land is much deeper. Aboriginal people have a spiritual connection to the land. This is because the lands owns the aboriginals and every single aspect of their lives is connected to it.
2. What is a Bora Ground and what did the Aboriginals do there? Bora is a sacred ceremony that belongs to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Bora refers to the site on which the ceremony is performed. At this site, boys that have reached puberty achieve the status of men. This ceremony differs from culture to culture. I some cultures they remove a tooth, some cultures teach boys traditional songs.
3. How do Indigenous Australians view the land and nature? A cooroboree is an event where Aborigines interact with the Dreamtime through dance, music and costume. They paint their bodies in different ways and wore their traditional garments.
4. What is the Dreamtime and its significance to the Indigenious? The Dreamtime is the Aboriginal understanding of the world, of its creation and its great stories of the past, present and future. The Dreamtime is the beginning of knowledge and are an important part of the Aboriginal culture.
5. Who is Oodgeroo Noonuccal?Oodgeroo Noonuccal is an Australian poet who stands up for aboriginal rights.

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1. They view the land spiritually as they have lived on the land for a long time. An example of this is the rainbow serpent, in which they believed it created the rivers, the mountains and the world.
2. The Bora Ground is a spiritual place for Aboriginals, it is used for various ceremony's.
3. A corroboree is a dance ceremony performed by Aboriginals, it may take the form of a sacred ritual or an informal gathering.
4. The dream time is what Aboriginals use to comprehend the world. It creates most of their indigenous stories. It helps them explain their life occurances.
5. Oodgeroo noonuccal is an Australian poet, political activist, and educator.

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1) The aboriginals view the land as a mother or sibling. They feel responsible for the positive and negative actions being put on the land. They have a spiritual connection with the land, and deeply respect it.
2. The bora ring is a special site that usually consists of foot-hardened earth circles with raised embankments. This sacred site is used to perform a spiritual ceremony where boys reach the status of men. This process includes stories, songs and dances.
3) A corroborate is an event where Australian Aboriginies interact with the Dreamtime through dance, music and costume. "Their bodies painted in different in different ways, and they wore various ornaments, which were not used to everyday."
4) The dream time is spiritual beliefs that aborigines have passed down from generation to generation. They believed that all the land was created by their ancestors spirits. It is significant as it connects them to the land in a way that no other people can.
5. Oodgeroo Noonuccal was an Australian poet and compainer for Aboriginal rights. She was best known for her poetry and was the first Aboriginal Australian to publish a book of poetry.

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1- how do Indigenous Australians view the land and nature?: They consider the land  their responsibility, their 'home.' They are spiritually connected to the land and nature. The land is considered their mother.
2- what is a Bora Ground and what did the Aboriginals do there?: The Bora ground is a ceremonial area/ground where the Aboriginals gather and commence ceremonies such as a smoking ceremony to ward off bad spirits.
3- What is a cooromboree?: A Cooromboree is an Aboriginal Dreamtime, dance and song festival.
4- What is the dreamtime and its significance to the Indigenous?:  The Dreamtime is the Aboriginal understanding of the world & its creation. The Dreamtime is used in Indigenous Stories to teach lessons and tell of Aborigional and Indigenous experiences.
5- Who is Oodgeroo Noonuccal?: Oodgeroo Noonuccal is and Indigenous poet, political activist , artist & educator. She was the first indindigenous Aboriginal Australian to publish a book of verse.