https://padlet.com/evdavis23/3yj3d544ss7d KIP #12 en-us 2018-05-14 17:32:11 UTC 2018-05-15 17:41:31 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Tent.png kcummings23 https://padlet.com/evdavis23/3yj3d544ss7d/wish/260573684 Point 1 - According to the text, one of the most popular forms of music to the Aboriginal people is the didgeridoo. The Aboriginals often go into the wilderness and listen to the sounds of nature, such as animals walking, birds chirping, and even things like thunder and running water, then they try to replicate the noise of the didgeridoo. 
Point 2 - According to the document, Aboriginal music a lot different than the music in 8 United States. In the U.S., we have several different genres of music such as pop, country, and jazz. Wii8hen our music is created, we will often sit in a studio and remember lyrics and sing a song, but in the Aboriginal culture, they will sit in the wilderness and listen to and mimic the noises of nature. 
Point 3 - The Aborigines put themselves on the same level as nature by mimicking or recreating sounds they would hear in nature with the didgeridoo. While watching the video I could hear different insect noises being replicated with sounds of the didgeridoo. ]]> 2018-05-14 17:36:17 UTC https://padlet.com/evdavis23/3yj3d544ss7d/wish/260573684 kcummings23 https://padlet.com/evdavis23/3yj3d544ss7d/wish/260573990 Point 1 - According to the book Mara traveled alone one day and was captured by Goomai. She was forced to become his wife when she later escaped and had the first platypus babies. 
Point 2 - Aborigine life is different than the culture in the U.S., because we have different traditions and beliefs. The Aboriginals have an activity called dreamtime, and that is where they came up with the story "Black Duck and Water Rat".
Point 3 - The Aborigines place humans on the same level as nature in the book, "Black Duck and Water Rat" by creating stories of how the animals of nature came to be. In the book we can see that the Aboriginal people have created a story of how Mara the the Black Duck had babies with the Water Rat to create the first platypus which shows that the Aboriginal people do indeed care about nature enough to create origins and beginnings for them. 

]]> 2018-05-14 17:37:00 UTC https://padlet.com/evdavis23/3yj3d544ss7d/wish/260573990 kcummings23 https://padlet.com/evdavis23/3yj3d544ss7d/wish/260574788 Point 1 - According to the text, "Aboriginal dance is a unique aspect of ceremonies which is passed down from one generation to another. The text also states that " Dance is also seen as an occasion to entertain and to be entertained through the work of dance to show their love for family". 
Point 2 - The dance of the Aboriginal people is different in a tremendous amount of ways. Most cultures in the U.S are different because the Aboriginal dance shows people stopping their feet and flapping their arms while people in the U.S are doing different Fortnite dances. 
Point 3
The Aboriginal people put themselves on the same level of nature by performing dances that are similar to what they would see in nature. Based on watching the dance I could see that the men were flapping their arms possibly to represent birds in the wild.

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