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**Continuity can "breed out" the Aborigine blood | **Continuity can "breed out" the Aborigine blood | ||
* | *Child removal (Aboriginal Protection Act 1869) | ||
**"forcible removal", | |||
**"removal under threat or duress", | |||
**"official deception", | |||
**"uninformed voluntary release", and | |||
**"voluntary release". | |||
* | *Half castes institutions | ||
**Moore River Native Settlement in Western Australia, | |||
**Doomadgee Aboriginal Mission in Queensland, | |||
**Ebenezer Mission in Victoria and | |||
**Wellington Valley Mission in New South Wales. | |||
==Life of the Girls== | ==Life of the Girls== | ||
==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
Revision as of 20:41, 30 November 2008
Overview
History
- European Arrival
- British Settlement
- Gold Rush
- Various Massacres
- Myall Creek Massacre
- Battle Mountain
- Massacre at Coniston
Terminology
- Half Castes
- Stolen Generation
- Full blood (aborigines/white)
- White Status (advancement)
- Bred out/Die out
- Concept of "Helping the Native"
- Providing "Protection"
- 'crossbreeds', 'quadroons' and 'octoroons'
Legislation
Methods of "Breeding out"
- 1869-1969 (time period)
- Forced Sexual intercourse by White men on Aborigine Women
- Continuity can "breed out" the Aborigine blood
- Child removal (Aboriginal Protection Act 1869)
- "forcible removal",
- "removal under threat or duress",
- "official deception",
- "uninformed voluntary release", and
- "voluntary release".
- Half castes institutions
- Moore River Native Settlement in Western Australia,
- Doomadgee Aboriginal Mission in Queensland,
- Ebenezer Mission in Victoria and
- Wellington Valley Mission in New South Wales.
