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The finds at Lake Mungo included things such as...
Oysters, rocks, coral
Fresh water mussel shells, fireplaces, species of fish, tools
Kangaroo bones
Eucalyptus trees
2
Ainu's home land was called "Ainu Moshir"
False
True
3
How many seasons are there?
2
6
8
3
4
What two fish species were important to ainu people?
Trout and tuna
Salmon and bass
Salmon and trout
Trout and crab
5
What is a midden?
Where clothes were made
Where women slept
where discarded food remains, shells, and waste materials are composed
a place where Aboriginal people gather for birthdays
6
Who was the captain of the first fleet?
Tsar Nicholas
Arthur Phillip
James Cook
Prince Charles
7
When was the Mabo decision made?
2nd June 1990
3rd June 1992
28th August 1992
6th September 1989
8
What was Eddie's wife's name?
Bonita
Brianna
Mabo
Bolivia
9
When were Mungo Womans remains dated back to?
10,000 BP
30,000 BP
26,000 BP
1600
10
Who owns the land?
Aboriginal people
Nobody
Britain
Australians
11
What is an occupation site?
location where tools were created and materials like stone, bone, or wood
where ancient burial practices and human remains have been found
where past communities lived and carried out daily activities
where rock art, carvings, or other artistic expressions have been created
12
What did colonisation/invasion lead to...
friendship
loss of land and identity
ww1
loss of hair
13
How many policies were made?
4
2
1
3
14
What was Eddie Mabo's full name?
Eddie Koiki Mabo
Edward Mabo
Koiki Mabo
Edward Koiki Mabo
15
What were useful things thought of...
Tools
Bears
Gods
Snowcaps
16
What are some other things found at Lake Mungo?
Mungo Man's parents
Algae
Stone tools, remains of animals
Trees
17
How many articles in UDHR?
26
30
46
50
18
What year was the native title act established?
2003
1993
1983
1933
19
What is the practice of coolburning?
To reduce fire hazards, promote species, and protect native animals
Trying to stop a fire
To harm wildlife
Theriocide
20
What is self-determination?
the realization or fulfilment of one's talent and potential
The right to make one's own choices and govern oneself.
confidence in one's own worth or abilities
the belief that one can have faith in or rely on someone or something
21
What was the Bringing Them Home Report?
Traced the history and consequences of removal for the Stolen Generations
A policy that took rights away from Aboriginal people
The right to make one's own choices and govern oneself.
Encourages community engagement and adaptation
22
What were the policies?
Assimilation, self-determination, integration, protection
Assimilation, self-actualisation, detrimental, protection
Alienation, integration, self-determined, protection
Assimilation, initiation, self-determination, protective
23
What is a toolmaking site?
where past communities lived and carried out daily activities
location where tools were created and materials like stone, bone, or wood
where ancient burial practices and human remains have been found
where rock art, carvings, or other artistic expressions have been created
24
Definition of interconnectedness...
holding hands
associate or relate in some respect.
the state of being connected with each other
the state of being joined or linked
25
What was the purpose of the integration policy?
a policy of absorbing Aboriginal people into white society
Aboriginal gained the right to make decisions affecting their lives
An act to provide for the protection and care of Aboriginal people.
Indigenous people would be able to openly celebrate their culture
26
Where is Lake Mungo?
NSW (east)
VIC (north)
NSW (west)
TAS (south)
27
Mungo Man lived near Lake Mungo
False
True
28
There are around 250 native Aboriginal languages?
True
False
29
When were Ainu's fishing rights lost?
Over 100 yrs ago
25 yrs ago
Last year
50 yrs ago
30
What year were Ainu people forced to adopt Japanese names?
1950
1946
1899
1871
31
Ainu people lost many things including...
keys and wallets
their phones and airpods
loss of language, land, culture, fishing rights
sporting abilities
32
What year was Eddie Mabo exiled from the Murray Islands?
1956
1966
1961
1950
33
Who colonised/invaded Australia?
Britain
Germany
France
Scotland
34
What does UNDRIP stand for?
NASA
The United Demonstration on the Rights of Aboriginal People
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The United Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
35
What is an art site?
where past communities lived and carried out daily activities
where ancient burial practices and human remains have been found
where rock art, carvings, or other artistic expressions have been created
location where tools were created and materials like stone, bone, or wood
36
What was the important treaty?
Treaty of Tokyo
Treaty of Solem
Treaty of Shimoda
Treaty of Simon
37
How old did radiocarbonating date Mungo Man?
10,000 BP
30,000 BP
25,000 BP
50,000 BP
38
What is an example of a Dreaming story?
Mini spirits
the last fire
The rainbow monkey
Tiddalick the frog
39
Ainu people are from the south islands
True
False
40
Mungo Man was covered in something when he was found, what was it?
Ochre
Bugs
Tree sap
Cuts
41
What are the four archaeological sites?
Weapon making, occupation, painting, burial
Occupation, art, burial, toolmaking
Art, toolmaking, job, digging
Employment, art, cremation, toolmaking
42
What was the purpose of the self-determination policy?
Indigenous people would be able to openly celebrate their culture
a policy of absorbing Aboriginal people into white society
An act to provide for the protection and care of Aboriginal people.
Aboriginal gained the right to make decisions affecting their lives
43
What is the UDHR?
Another version of UNDRIP
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
44
The surface area of Lake Mungo is atleast 1000sq/km?
False
True
45
Definition of Terra Nullius...
Australia
Land belonging to Britain
Land belonging to no one
Land belonging to Aboriginal people
46
What did Lake Mungo reveal?
A wild pack of wolves
Valuable info on the environment and people who lived there.
Many fossils and bones
Dinosaurs
47
What is kinship?
Family and friends
includes Aboriginal customary law governing kinship and social interactions
Pets
One's ancestors
48
Who are Ainu people indigenous to?
China
Korea
Japan
Malaysia
49
What does AINU mean?
child
human
cat
dog
50
What is the simple definition for land management?
Taking care of all native animals and plants
Land is the solid surface of the Earth
Australia's Indigenous community cared for country
Making sure the land gets first aid
51
What was the purpose of the assimilation policy?
An act to provide for the protection and care of Aboriginal people.
Indigenous people would be able to openly celebrate their culture
Aboriginal gained the right to make decisions affecting their lives
a policy of absorbing Aboriginal people into white society
52
What is firestick farming?
To reduce fire hazards, promote species, and protect native animals
Use of fire to manage vegetation for hunting and alter local species.
Farming animals with firesticks
Making a fire pit
53
What year were the Ainus recognised as Indigenous to Japan?
2007
1995
2008
2000
54
What was the decision of the High Court Australia?
The High Court recognized that Torres Strait Islanders owned Mer
The High Court recognised that Torres Strait Islanders hated Mer
Eddie Mabo didn't try to fight for the rights of the Mer people
The High Court's decision greatly impacted Meriam people
55
"supreme power or authority" is the definition sovereignty?
True
False
56
Why did ainu women tattoo their lips?
For fun
To protect themselves from bad spirits and diseases
To impress the men
As a substitute for lip filler
57
What is the Dreaming?
Art
The rainbow serpent
A story in which Aboriginal people made up for fun
The creation of the earth, living things and knowledge
58
How was knowledge passed down...
Through film
Through sign language
Through icecream
Through storytelling
59
What was the purpose of the protection policy?
Indigenous people would be able to openly celebrate their culture
a policy of absorbing Aboriginal people into white society
An act to provide for the protection and care of Aboriginal people.
Aboriginal gained the right to make decisions affecting their lives
60
What is a burial site?
where rock art, carvings, or other artistic expressions have been created
location where tools were created and materials like stone, bone, or wood
where ancient burial practices and human remains have been found
where past communities lived and carried out daily activities
61
What bear is sacred to ainu people?
Black bear
Brown bear
Polar bear
Sun bear
62
When was Australia colonised?
1788
1900
1798
1801
63
Why is Aboriginal religion important?
It focuses on ancient myths
It encompasses spiritual beliefs, cultural identity, and connection to land
Finds a balance between tradition and contemporary practices
Encourages community engagement and adaptation
64
What did they use to make clothes?
Koala skin, kangaroo skin
Leather, sheep wool
Bear tails
Fish skin, bird feathers, animal furs
65
What is a totem?
A spirit being
Totems are symbols; animals/plants, connecting individuals to spirituality
The state of being linked or related to something or someone
Kangaroos
66
What does all the findings in Lake Mungo tell us?
Unstable environment
Evidence of existence and proof of travel
No cultural practices were adopted
Lack of social interaction
67
What is cultural dislocation?
the ideas, customs, and social behaviour of a particular people or society
lack of harmony or agreement
process of settling among and establishing control over Indigenous people
Relocating a person from one culturally distinct setting to another
68
What are some food sources?
Kangaroo, fish, finger lime, macadamia nuts
Burgers, fries, pickles
Wombat, magpie, eucalyptus
Koala, crickets, glow worms
69
What is the native title act?
A law that recognizes Indigenous native title rights over traditional lands
A policy that took rights away from Aboriginal people
A law that established UNDRIP
An act that forced Aboriginal people out of their homes
70
Where was Eddie Mabo from?
Northen QLD
Mer (Murray Island)
Horn Inlet
Moa Island
71
What is the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples?
not important
specifically relates to indigenous people
minimum standards for the dignity and well-being of indigenous people
a policy
72
How many articles in UNDRIP?
30
50
46
28
