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1
In the acronym "PESMC" what does 'M' standard for?
Military
Member
Motive
2
The colours of the Aboriginal flag (red, yellow and black) represent:
Earth, wind and fire
Man, woman and children
Earth, sun and people.
3
What was the legal term used by the British to claim sovereignty over Australia?
Van Diemen’s Land
Terra australis
Terra nullius
4
Which of the following event did Charles Perkins NOT take part in?
Day of Mourning Protest
Referendum
Freedom Rides
5
What does it mean when it is said that Aboriginal peoples were dispossessed?
It means they lost their land
It means they were used as slaves
It means they were sent overseas
6
In what year did the English 'invade' and declare Australia for Britain?
1901
1788
1768
7
Who inspired the Black Panther Movement?
Donald Trump
Martin Lurther King Jr
Malcolm X
Rosa Parks
8
Where was the Halal Snack Pack invented?
Australia
Middle East
United Arab Emirates
New Zealand
9
Which of the following is not a policy?
Assimilation
Reconciliation
Protectionism
Integration
10
In the acronym "OCMAPRU", what does 'P' stand for?
Plight
Perception
Person
Perspective
11
Which of the following was the result of the 1967 Referendum?
Indigenous peoples were granted the right to vote
Indigenous peoples were granted land
Indigenous peoples were granted citizenship
Indigenous peoples were included under commonwealth law
12
What are the key health risks for Aboriginal populations in Australia today?
Psychological and sociological risks
Smoking and physical inactivity
All of the above
13
Which 1997 report told the devastating stories of the ‘Stolen Generation’?
Reconciliation Report
Bringing Them Home
Wik Decision
Mabo
14
Australias Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people live in cultural separation because of:
all of the above
cultural domination and exclusion
cultural resistance and conflict
15
What is Reconciliation?
Improving the relations between Indigenous & non-Indigenous
The anthem of Aboriginal nations
A study relating to Aboriginal history
16
The 1992 Mabo decision about Native Title finally rejected the fictional concept of:
Legal aid
Racism
Terra nullius
17
What percentage of the Australian population is Indigenous?
0.1%
3.3%
2.3%
2%
18
How many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children taken between 1920 and 1970?
Only a very small proportion of less than 1%
Between 10% and 40%
All Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
