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The Stolen Generations are the 3 generations where the First Nations children who were stolen from their families and culture. They had to learn the white people's way, they had to learn how to read write and speak in English to fit in with the British.

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This is because people will understand the terrible impact of other people's actions throughout history which will ensure that history will not repeat itself.

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children are given special rights because they are vulnerable and depend on others to meet their needs. These special rights include the right to be protected from exploitation and abuse, the right to be cared for and have a home, and the right to have a say in decisions which affect them.

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It affected the children because they were taken to a country where they had no idea of how they were going to be treated, be loved and how they were going to survive.

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We think that studying about the history of Australia will help to not repeat what has happened in the past. Such as the Stolen Generations.

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i think if we learn from the past we wouldn't repeat the mistakes that were made in the past

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The Stolen Generations refers to a period in Australia's history where Aboriginal children were removed from their families through government policies.

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In this 60-year period, many children were taken from their families because the British people wanted the first nations children to learn about the 'white' culture, and forget about their own. They never actually knew who they were, and never learnt their cultural background.

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In Australia, between 1910 and 1970's government, churches and welfare bodies forcible removed many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their families. These children were known as the Stolen Generations.

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i think the if we study the past it will help our future. it maybe be taught not to do the same mistake again.

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in big countrys children were treated as slaves and had only a few rights for them

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It is true since the part of the main reasons we are learning about the stolen generations is so that we don't repeat this mistake ever again.

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This saying can change the behaviour of the world from out past mistakes. This teaches us to avoid the coming situation if it is similar to the past.

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The migration-related factors that most negatively pressured on children's mental health were experienced such as discrimination.

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This quote means that we learn history so that the past will not repeat and we explore the effect on people who the policies were implemented on.

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Forgotten Australians were thrown into white peoples home, making the innocent aboriginals work, work and work make them their maid. It made the children very tired, although they still were instructed to work day and night.

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Children need special rights since its not been

long since we were exposed to the world and

we know nothing about the world, we do not

have to work we have to go to school and learn.

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We agree that studying History can help us in the future and make us sure not to repeat/avoid, the mistakes from the past.

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At 1970 the children were taken from their parents and were sent to some unusual facilites

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the migration affected the children by experiencing homelessness and mental issues. Children with disabilities had a disadvantage because they can get sick easily.

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the migration affected the children by experiencing homelessness and mental issues. Children with disabilities had a disadvantage because they can get sick easily.

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The Stolen Generations refers to a period in Australia's history where the first nation peoples children were removed from their families through government policies.

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The stolen generation is 3 generations of aboriginal kids who were stolen from their families and friends, they were taken to institutions all across Australia.

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What was the only right that children had in the 20th century

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Protection in the medical and social field

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Right to feel safe and not be harmed in any way

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the primary resources can be items produced mostly everyday, such as: Photographs, Letters, and Manuscripts.

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The stolen generations are when the British people racistlly discriminated the Aboriginal people and took their culture, language and children. They also forced them to speak and write english and pray to Jesus and were violated to follow their cultural behaviours

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How did the migration affect the children?

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How did the migration affect the children?

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The migration of the British affected the children mentally and physically. Children were abandoned, abused and even sold!

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The events in the history remark that the stolen generation were mistreated. they were forced to work

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It was to 'civilize' Indigenous Australian children and blend their minds in with white society. A policy of assimilation was also used in an attempt to erase Indigenous Australian culture and identity.

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children need special rights because they are much smaller and more vulnerable than adults

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This is a graph of the children rights

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The Stolen Generations were a group of kids that were taken away by the British people and placed foster homes to teach them "The White Way".

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The stolen Generation was when the first nations kids were forcefully stolen by the British people and will force to live like white people and do what white people do , forced to do what the British people told them to do and went allowed to do things there culture did

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Are Children Taking Over? - The British Family - BBC Two

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In the early twentieth century, there was no protection put in place for children, and it was common for them to work alongside adults in unhygienic and unsafe conditions. Soon, these conditions were recognised and the situation was propelled and a movement was put in place in order to protect children.

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Children's rights means that we have a voice and that the right to be treated fairly and understood that there are ways to serve to our needs. Children are the future, so they should be treated with respect and love and kindness so they can grow a better future.

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The Stolen Generations are part of a horrific period in time where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children were taken from their homes and forced into institutional reserves and some were adopted by white families and often used for child labor. This atrocity took place from the 1910's to the 1970's.

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The stolen generation was stolen from 1910 to 1970 which is a 60 year gap in which aboriginal children were taken away from their families.

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Between 1910 to 1970 the First Nation's children were taken by the government. They were separated from their families and kept in orphanage. They would not be able to practice culture, play with friends, or study, instead they would serve and work for the government.

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The migration-related factors, that most negatively impacted the children's mental health, were experiences such as discrimination, and educational resources to learn and become a better person themselves.

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Which of the following is not children's right?

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You have the right to understand news given to you

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this is a good video to know when it happend

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children had no protection and no standerd. Children were treated unfairly unlike the audults

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The reason thousands of kids were sent far from their family because their was not enough space for people to live in great Britain.

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I believe learning from the past will help future

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Children need special rights to be protected in a way that is comfortable for them they also need to have a roof over their head. They also need a right to be treated fairly so that they cant be discriminated.

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The stolen generations are a period of time were Aboriginal and Torres strait islanders children were taken away from their family and were not treated properly and fairly since they didn't have any rights.

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migration affected the children's mental health and also some experiences of discrimination

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the stolen generations means that Aboriginal children were stolen from their parents.

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the stolen generations means that Aboriginal children were stolen from their parents.

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the Stolen Generations is where the children were

forcibly taken by the White men and was adopted

by White families but never by Aboriginals

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Children didn't have the right to have control over themselves and were often restricted by adults. They couldn't feel safe and weren't allowed to live freely.

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In the 20th century, children did not have the right to voice their opinions and choices. If children tried to say their believes they would simply be ignored.

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During 1910 to 1970 random kids were token away by people they never meet or new. even if you were born in 1966 you would be treated very differently from other children.

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Between mid-1800s to the 1970s chidren from aborignal heritage got taken away from their own through government policies

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The Stolen generation is when the white people took away the Aboriginal children from their homes.This happened in the mid 1800's to the 1970's.

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Since colonisation, numerous government laws, policies and practices resulted in the forced removal of generations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their families and communities across Australia.

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In the countries of the first moments of the 20th century, there were approximately zero standards of protection for children. UNICEF are responsible for these. Some people said, "I do not want this thing to be done." But they went with the changes anyway.

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The stolen generation is when the British came and took the the first nations children to make them white and to forget about their own culture. Some people wanted the kids just to make them work. Also this did not happen in one place, it was all around Australia.

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If we dont talk about it it will keep on repeting

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In the early twentieth century, there were no standards of protection for children. It was common for them to work for adults in unsafe conditions. If they didn't listen to what was told they would be whipped or harmed.

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In the early twentieth century, there were no standards of protection for children. It was common for them to work for adults in unsafe conditions. If they didn't listen to what was told they would be whipped or harmed.

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As kids are young, and immature they need special help such as going to school and learn with all the help they need.

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the stolen generations are a period of time in Australia history where children did not have the same rights as adult's or any rights at all

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Children went through a lot to survive back in the day. The 20th century, one of the hardest times kids and many other people had a lot of struggles. Back then they had no rights and were owned by the white basically. They could be taken by the government with the click of a finger. These kids that were taken from their families were called the stolen generation. It took almost 70 years for the United Nations to finally make a decision to change children rights, giving them a right to free education, to feel safe and to have fun.

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There are certain things that children can't do whereas adults can. For example work or jobs, adults can be employed unlike children.

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Children have their own rights such as:

Having privacy

Growing healthy

Respected by others

Knowing your heritage

Having your own beliefs

Being cared for

Being protected

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They are vulnerable, naive, and more immature than adults wouldn't be safe without the special rights that are enforced for them today.

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Childen were tooken away

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Children need special rights because they shouldn't be treated like adults since adults are more experienced and more older.

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children need special rights because they are dependent other people

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They need special rights because they are at risk and depend on others to meet their needs. These special rights include the right to be protected from exploitation and abuse.

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children need special rights because they are immature and don't know what they should, like how to act on something.

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children need special rights because they are immature and don't know what they should, like how to act on something.

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We study history so that we can 'avoid' that situation from happening the next time. There is no guarantee that this will not happen again, good or bad.