HSIE Year 10 mid-year exam 2.0

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How has ATSI people’s experience hanged from 1945 to today.

From 1945 to today, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have experienced a shift from systemic oppression and dispossession to a growing movement for self-determination and recognition. While significant challenges remain, particularly in areas like health and socioeconomic outcomes, there's been a gradual increase in legal rights, cultural revitalization, and political representation. This period saw the acknowledgment of land rights, increased support for cultural practices, and a push for reconciliation and justice. Overall, this has led to greater visibility and advocacy for ATSI issues within Australian society.

What is the policy that blends ATSI people into white society

Assimilation Policy

What is the policy that segregates ATSI people from white society

Protection Policy

Self determination

refers to the right of a group to make their own decisions about their future and developmentse

integration

refers to policies that aim to include Indigenous peoples within the broader society while recognizing their distinct cultural identities

1967 referendum impact

resulted in the inclusion of Aboriginal Australians in the national census and allowed the federal government to make laws for them.

land rights impact

refers to the consequences and changes resulting from the recognition and granting of land rights to Indigenous peoples in Australia.

reconcilation impact

refers to the efforts to address historical injustices faced by Indigenous Australians, promoting acknowledgment, reparations, and improved relationships with non-Indigenous communities.

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