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How the White Australia policy affected aboriginals

The Australia policy affected the aboriginals in many ways, as their land was taken from them and they were treated very violently, this was an act of racism. The "white" emigrants settled down on the aboriginals land and treated the aboriginals like peasants.

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How do Kay's experience make her different from the other members of the sapphires?

It's was different because she was taken away when she was a kid and taught white people ways and rights. She was taught that aborigionals didn't have any rights or say. She wasn't use to the way aborigionals lived or their culture and was told it was wrong and white people were right.

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Muhammad Ali Muhammad Ali is one off the the best heavyweight champion boxer to ever live( he was the best - Karim's opinion) He was a boxer but also fought for African Americans rights. His success in the ring helped promote the black rights movement and gave hope to people who were being Racially abused. Muhammad Ali achieved many of things in life. Some of the things being for his civil rights and most being for his boxing career. He won the heavyweight world boxing championship title many of times, in fact he won the title three times! Some of his other awards that Muhammad Ali won were the arthur ashe courage award, the sports illustrated sportsman of the year, bet humanitarian award, naacp presidents award and heaps more. Muhammad Ali is very closely linked to the sapphires, Ali stood out from the crowd because he was a black boxer and he was boxing in a time were white people were very racist. In the sapphires the girls who were aboriginal faced racism like when the should one the talent contest but because they had different colour skin

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How do Kay's experiences make her different from the other members of the the sapphires?

It was different because she was taken away and was taught white peoples ways and their rights. She was taught that the aboriginals didn't have rights and

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Stolen generation what was it The stolen generation was when the White Australians took aboriginal baby and raise them as white kids. When it happened Aboriginal children we stolen between 1910 1970. What happened how many kids were taken It was up to 45,000 50,000 10% - 30% were forcibly taken. It was around 5.2 % the aboriginal population were taken. Why they wanted to take them They only took the pail aboriginal children so they could assimilate them into white Australian culture. How did it effect aboriginal people It effect the aboriginal people because there children, friends, family, and brothers/sisters. How does it take effect on Gail and Kay's relationship It effect Gail because when Kay was taken by the government she fell responsive for her getting taken.

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Civil rights: by Seb Marco Zoe And Maddie

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Civil rights: by Seb Marco Zoe And Maddie

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Muhammad Ali is an American former professional boxer, generally considered among the greatest heavyweights in the history of the sport.

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Who is Muhammad Ali and why is he famous?

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Who is Muhammad Ali and why is he famous?

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Boxer, philanthropist and social activist Muhammad Ali was born Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr. on January 17, 1942 in Louisville, Kentucky. Considered one of the greatest athletes in boxing history, Ali showed at an early age that he wasn't afraid of anything inside or outside of the ring. By Marco c

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What was the civil rights movement- The civil rights movement was a mass popular movement to secure for African Americans equal access to and opportunities for the basic privileges and rights of U.S. citizenship. Although the roots of the     go back to the 19th century, it peaked in the 1950s and 1960s.

Who were some influential people fighting for civil rights in america/ Australia- rosa parks, malcom X, Martin Luther King Jr.

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Isabella, Elif, Ella and Lucinda- Martin Luther King

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Isabella, Elif, Ella and Lucinda- Martin Luther King

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What was Martin Luther King Jr. fighting for?

Martin Luther King Jr was fighting for Civil Rights for African American people. On the 28th of August, at 'The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom', He spoke to the citizens of Washington, and delivered his most famous speech, 'I have a dream'.

Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on April 4 1968 in Memphis Tennessee. He was shot fatally and he died in the hospital at the age of 39. The assassination was carried out by a man named James Earl Ray who was sentenced 100 years in prison for armed robbery, prison escape and the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.

Why was he such an important figure in the Civil Rights movement?

Martin Luther King became the leader of the Civil Rights movement, he advocated for civil disobedience, and non-violence resistence. He advocated demonstrations, marches, bycots, strikes and didn't follow laws that he knew were wrong. On October 14th, 1964, King was awarded with the Nobel Peace Prize, for combating racial inequality without violence.

How did he encourage African Americans to fight segregation?

Martin Luther King encouraged African Americans to fight for segregation by his speeches. He was the President of the United States of America, so he had a lot of power and attention. He used this power to his advantage, by making speeches to the public and wider community. This inspired many African Americans to stand up for their rights and fight segregation.

What influence have his speeches and actions had on the world- What did he accomplish?

Martin Luther King's speeches had a long lasting effect on the world. His inspiration influenced many people to stand up for their rights, and is still inspiring today. He had a strong character and was very determined to make Black people have the same rights as the White.

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Martin Luther King, Jr. I Have A Dream Speech

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Why did Australia join the Vietnam war. Because Australia previously agreed to come to America aid if there was a conflict.

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Marco Caputo, Peter Burzomi, Karim Dennaoui and Aidan Papacalemecations

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Marco Caputo, Peter Burzomi, Karim Dennaoui and Aidan Papacalemecations

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Muhammad Ali💪🏽

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Sofia, Millie, Grace and Nell the bok choi 

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Sofia, Millie, Grace and Nell the bok choi 

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White Australia policy

The white Australia policy was a name given to a number of laws that stopped non Eurapeans from coming to Australia these laws started in 1901 and were demolished from the 1950s to 1970s.

How do Kay's experiences make her different from the other members of the saffires?

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Group 1: Daniel, Ben and max - Vietnam War

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Group 1: Daniel, Ben and max - Vietnam War

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Where did soul music originate (begin from?)

How has this genre influenced modern music?

What issues were often sung about?

Why does it defy expectations for four Aboriginal women to be touring Vietnam singing soul music?
Describe the stories of ONE famous soul singers – i.e. The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, James Brown, The Temptations, or the Four Tops.
How were their careers different or similar to the Sapphires?

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Who was Muhammed Ali and why did he become famous?

What accomplishments did he achieve?

How is he connected to the Civil Rights Movement?

How does his story parallel some aspects of The Sapphires?

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Why does Dave refer to Gail as Cassius Clay? How is her character similar similar to Muhammed Ali?

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What are civil rights and liberties?

What does segregation mean and provide examples of how black people were segregated from the rights of white people?

What was the Civil Rights Movement?

Who were some influential people fighting for Civil Rights and what did they contribute to the – For example: Rosa Parks, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr.
Research how Civil Rights were connected to The Vietnam War

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What was Martin Luther King Jr. fighting for? Find some famous quotes from his speeches to explain your answer.

Why was he such an important figure in the Civil Rights Movement?

How did he encourage African Americans to fight segregation?
What influence have his speeches and actions had on the world – What did he accomplish?

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What was the White Australia Policy?

How did this policy affect Indigenous Australians?
Define Assimilation and explain how this concept applies to The White Australia Policy.

How do Kay’s experiences make her different from the other members of the Sapphres?

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Why did Australia join the Vietnam war?

Did people support Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam War?

What were two major events/battles that happened during the war?
How does the experience of Vietnam change the characters of the Sapphires?