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Human Rights HASS Recap
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1
The Protection Acts helped give a voice to the Indigenous people and protect their culture.
True
False
2
Who was Eddie Mabo?
A member of the United Nations
An activist who fought for indigenous land rights
One of the Prime Ministers of Australia
A famous artist
3
When is National Sorry Day?
June 3
January 6
May 26
February 13
4
Which of the following is NOT an outcome of the Stolen Generations?
Loss of language and culture
Disconnection from family and community
Lasting trauma and loss of identity
Improved mental health
5
We should feel guilty about what happened to the Stolen Generations.
True
False
6
Eddie Mabo was a man who fought for the land rights of Indigenous Australians.
False
True
7
In the Mabo v Queensland court case, the High Court ruled in Mabo’s favour in 1992, overturning the principle of:
Constitutional Monarchy
Native Title
Assimilation
Terra Nullius
8
The Stolen Generations only affected the parents and the children who were taken.
True
False
9
The Stolen Generations led to loss of culture and identity for many Aboriginal people.
False
True
10
What is Native Title?
The name given to Aboriginal flags
Legal recognition of Indigenous peoples’ traditional rights to land
The nickname for the 1967 Referendum
The right EVERY person has to vote in federal elections
11
Which of the following is NOT a reason it is important to learn about the Stolen Generations?
To avoid repeating past mistakes
To understand Australia’s full history
To shame current generations
To acknowledge those affected
12
Why do children get their own set of rights (The Convention on the Rights of the Child)?
So children can be punished fairly
Because children are more important than adults
Because children are vulnerable and need special protection
Because adults don’t need rights
13
Which of these is a Right of the Child?
The right to privacy
The right to be punished
The right to vote
The right to earn money
14
Why was the National Apology to the Stolen Generations so important?
It recognised the harm caused and acknowledged the truth
It changed the Constitution
It erased past mistakes
It gave money to affected people so they can better live life
15
Indigenous children were removed from their families so that they could help white farmers produce more crops
True
False
16
Who is this influential Indigenous Rights Activist?
Tanya Rivera
Claire Bennett
Faith Bandler
Jenny Little
17
Who has human rights?
People who live in Australia
All people, no matter their background, appearance, or beliefs.
People who live in countries that aren’t run by dictators
Just Miss G (she’s the most important)
18
What are the Forgotten Australians?
Children who were placed in institutional care between 1920–1989
Refugees who came to Australia in the 1950s
Australians who served in WWI and were never recognised
Aboriginal people who were not affected by policies
19
The Magna Carta helped give all people human rights.
True
False
20
Why was the Assimilation Policy enforced?
To help the indigenous people achieve their goals
To give Aboriginal people their own land
To protect traditional languages
To make Aboriginal people adopt white Australian culture and way of life
21
Which of the following is NOT a reason for children being removed from their families and placed into institutions?
If they were orphans
For travel - to see other parts of Australia
Single parent
If the parents were considered 'unfit'
22
What is the United Nations (UN)?
A charity that supports poor countries
A company in the United States of America (USA) that teaches languages
An international organisation promoting peace, security and human rights
A group of countries that share the same currency
23
King John was a fair guy who helped all people have equal rights.
True
False
24
What were the two changes made to the constitution in the 1967 Referendum? Aboriginal people were now:
given equal wages and access to education
given the right to vote and own land
counted in the census & can have laws made for them
granted citizenship & allowed to run for parliament
25
What made the result of the 1967 Referendum so remarkable?
It introduced compulsory voting
It was the first time women could vote
It was the first time Indigenous people could have land
Overwhelmingly, over 90% of Australians voted 'Yes'
