Flores+Yvette


 * 1) [[image:Photo_4.jpg width="127" height="95"]]

=
I have one younger brother named Elijah he is 12 years old turing 13 in september. I have no other siblings. I live with my mum who is 36 years old and turning 37 in November. Her name is Alma. My dad is 43 years old and his name is Jamie. On my mum's side i have one uncle named Carlos and have one aunty named Wendy. My aunty Wendy is married to Eddie and they have one son named Jonathan. On my dad's side i have two aunties named Rocio and Kathleen. I also have Two uncles named Omar and Miguel. My uncle Omar is married to Kathleen and have two daughters named Olivia and Jasmine. =====

Her favourite movies are: The notebook,Twilight and the Harry Potter movies.


=
Q1 After the episode the way it has helped me gain knowledge and understanding for the people in that time is that the English people just took over the Aboriginals and made their land their own without permission. =====

=
Q1 Definitions: Colonists: a settler in or inhabitant of a colony. Settlers: a person who settles in an area, typically one no or few previous inhabitants. Invaders: People who enter a place so as to subjugate or occupy. British: Of or relating to Great Britain or the United Kingdom, or to its people or language and of the British Commonwealth. Whites: A member of light skinned people usually European. Europeans: Of, relating to, or characteristic of Europe or its inhabitants. Q5 Some words could have been said differently or meant in a different way but i think most words should have meant about the same meaning. =====

=
Q6 Definitions: Aborigines- An aboriginal inhabitant of Australia. Indigenous people- Originating or occurring naturally in a particular place. Tribal- Of or characteristic of a tribe or tribes. Clan- A close-knit and interrelated families. =====

=
Q1 What Paul Keating is saying about non-aboriginals is about what they did to the aboriginals like taking the children from the mothers and destroying their traditional lands and their traditional way of life. Also that we brought disaster and alcohol. He also said about how we never thought about how we would feel if that happened to us. We felt we had the right to destroy their lives to own something that never belonged to us. He is also saying that even though we can't fix the past but we can do something now like apologize. =====

=
Q2 I think what he said was right we should of just left them to their lives and not take everything away from them like we did. We should think about the consequences not just be greedy for the things we want. =====

=
Q4 I think we should accept the past and do the best we can in the future it never really was our fault since this happened many years ago and everyone who had did this horrible thing has past away. But the best thing we can do is to apologize for the acts of those english and just move on because the past is something that can be never changed and we should just forget about it. =====

=
1606- E uropeans Dutchman William Jansz- He had sighted Australia and explored Gulf of Carpentaria =====

=
1640- Abel Tasman- He discovered Tasmania and New Zealand and proved that Australia was not joined to the Antarctic continent. =====

=
Q3 A totem is a sign of it's peoples spiritual link to the land. They might be animal, plant or some other natural feature. Also each person has their own totem or spiritual feature they are spiritually identified by. =====

=
Q5 (a) Source D is a secondary source because it is said on the picture and because it was made in 1830. (b) The way the Indigenous people are dressed in the picture are that they are wearing rags and some are wearing shirts. It seems like in the picture that the English gave them clothing. (c) The evidence that is in the picture that shows interactions between the Indigenous and the Europeans is that the Indigenous people live or eat near them like they are both okay with it. (d) The picture does show this person is a bit biased because I don't think the English would would allow them to be that near them like this without a problem. The English didn't like the Indigenous people much anyway so there was no way they would allow them to be that close. =====