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HSC Aboriginal Spirituality
HSC Aboriginal Spirituality
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__________________ encompasses art, the passing down of stories, the performance of rituals and totemic representations.
Moiety
Skin Names
Obligations to the land
Ceremonial life
2
What is a
totem
in Aboriginal spirituality?
A symbol of unity among all Aboriginal people
A wooden pipe used to create musical sounds at ceremonies
A burning stick that is carried between Aboriginal camps
A plant or animal that represents a spirit ancestor
3
The Dreaming is a _________________ concept, which means it encompassess the _____________________ reality.
residual... past, present and future
metaphysical.... past, present and future
temporary.... past, present and future
metatemporal.... past, present and future
4
The notion of Terra Nullius means ______________________.
land that is owned by everybody
land that is reserved for white people
land that is free from occupation
land that belongs to no one
5
Which is the correct order of policy aims created by the government for Aboriginal people?
Assimilation, protection, self-determination, integration
Protection, assimilation, integration, self-determination
Self-determination, assimilation, integration, protection
Protection, integration, assimilation, self-determination
6
__________________ refers to Aboriginal spiritual beliefs about creation and existence.
Kinship
Totem
Ceremony
The Dreaming
7
A term used to describe children of mixed blood who were removed from their families.
Stolen Children
Lost Generation
Stolen Generation
Lost Children
8
What does
moiety
refer to?
each of two social groups into which people are divided
The family name
A tribal ritual
A sacred object
9
What was the result of Mabo and the Meriam People's court case?
Aboriginal Native Title rights would prevail over Pastoral
Sacred sites were owned by the government
Recognition that the Murray Islands were not Terra Nullius
Native title rights could co-exist with pastoral leases
10
What does the term kinship refer to?
A system of family friendships
A network of relationships connecting members of the clan
A group of relatives
A community of tribal members
11
Complete this statement: “We don’t own the land, _______________.”
the land is owned by nobody
the land has is sacred
the land belongs to everybody
the land owns us
12
Forced removal of Aboriginal people from their land is referred to as __________________________.
Protectionism
Dispossession
Syncretism
Genocide
13
Who has the responsibility of passing on the knowledge of the Dreaming to younger generations?
The Elders of the clan
Mothers
Fathers
Everyone
14
What relationship between Aboriginal people and the land is central to Aboriginal spirituality?
They can grow their own food.
They should conserve the land.
The land provides them with an income.
They have obligations to the land.
15
The High Court's decision that Native Title and pastoral leases could co-exist is known as ________________.
the Mabo decision
Terra Nullius
the Land Ownership decision
the Wik decision
16
Indigenous prior ownership in the form of Native Title was acknowledged in 1992 in ____________________.
The Land Rights decision
The Wik decision
The Mabo decision
The Native Title decision
17
Which of the following is not a reason the Dreaming was so important for the Land Rights Movement?
Aboriginal people believe that the land is their ‘mother’
Aboriginal people have ritual obligations to the land
Aboriginal people believe the land determines kinship groups & identity
Aboriginal people want to prove they have a spirituality
18
Missions sought to ______________ Aboriginal children into white society.
educate
assimilate
integrate
initiate
19
Where was the Aboriginal Tent Embassy set up?
On the grounds of Government House Sydney
On the grounds of Parliament House in Canberra
On the grounds of State Parliament in Melbourne
On the grounds of Uluru
20
Ownership in Aboriginal society is ____________________.
corporate
communal
individual
private
