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    This document discusses the displacement of indigenous peoples in Australia and North America by European settlers. It provides background on the native peoples, including how they may have migrated to the continents and their ways of life prior to European contact. It then describes how Europeans colonized these lands, forcibly removed indigenous groups from their territories, and subjected them to violence, disease, and cultural destruction. The document outlines some of the suffering experienced by native populations as a result of colonization.

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    This document discusses the displacement of indigenous peoples in Australia and North America by European settlers. It provides background on the native peoples, including how they may have migrated to the continents and their ways of life prior to European contact. It then describes how Europeans colonized these lands, forcibly removed indigenous groups from their territories, and subjected them to violence, disease, and cultural destruction. The document outlines some of the suffering experienced by native populations as a result of colonization.

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    11 History Notes 10 Displacing Indigenous People

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    This document discusses the displacement of indigenous peoples in Australia and North America by European settlers. It provides background on the native peoples, including how they may have migrated to the continents and their ways of life prior to European contact. It then describes how Europeans colonized these lands, forcibly removed indigenous groups from their territories, and subjected them to violence, disease, and cultural destruction. The document outlines some of the suffering experienced by native populations as a result of colonization.

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    DispIacing Indigenous peopIes

    Sources
    Oral History
    of natives
    Historical and fiction
    work written by natives
    Galleries and Museums
    of native art
    Why weren't we
    told by Henry
    Reynolds
    This theme tells the story of what European settlers did to the native peoples of Australia
    and America. The natives and the Europeans represented competing. notions of
    Civilization.
    European Impartation
    1. Spain and Portugal did not expand thin empire after the 17th Century
    2. Replaced by France, Holland and Britain extending trading activities and established
    colonies in America, Africa and Asia.
    3. reland was also a colony of England.
    4. Prospect of Profit drove people to establish colony
    5. Nature of the control on colony was varied
    6. Trading company became political power in South Asia, defeated rulers, retained
    administrative system.
    7. Collected taxes and built railway to make trade easier, excavated mines and established
    big plantation.
    8. Africa was divided as colonies among Europeans.
    North America
    The native Peoples
    1. Might have came from Asia through a land bridge across the Bering straits, 30000 years
    before.
    2. Lived in groups along river valley
    3. Goods were obtained not by buying, but by gifts
    4. Numerous language but not written down
    5. Friendly and welcoming to Europeans
    6. Natives addicted of Alcohol and tobacco and so European dictated the terms of trade

    Comparative Study between American natives and Europeans.


    Natives European
    1. Un civilized 'noble savage' i) Civilized
    2. The goods they exchanged with ii) Gift, were commodities which they would sell
    Europeans when gift for a profit
    3. Were not aware of the market iii) Every thing was assessed with the value in
    the market.
    4. They were not happy with the iv) 3|aug|ler|rg l||rg ol Weaver Was l|e Pr|re rol|ve lo
    greed of the Europeans maximise profit
    5. Natives were afraid that the animals v) They killed wild animals to protect farms.
    would take revenge for this destruction
    6. Natives identified Forest tracks vi) European imagined the Forest to be
    invisible to t he Europeans converted into green corn fields.
    The GoId Rush and the growth of Industries
    1. Traces of gold led to 'Gold Rush' in 1840's in California.
    2. Led to building of railway lines across the continent.
    3. ndustries developed to manufacture Railway equipment.
    4. To make large scale Farming possible machinery Produced
    5. Employment generation led to growth of towns and factories.
    6. Within 30 years in 1890 USAwas the leading industrial power.
    Natives
    ConstitutionaI Rights in North America
    Democratic
    Rights
    aboriginal and
    Treaty rights
    (right to buy land or)
    take loan
    Right to
    Property
    Right to
    Vote
    Declaration of
    ndian rights 1954
    ndian reorganisation
    act of 1934

    AustraIia
    1. Early settlers were convicts deported from England on Condition not to return again.
    2. Ejected natives from land and took over for cultivation without remorse.
    3. Natives were Employed in farms, Later Chinese immigrants provided cheap labour
    4. Australia's non - white policy.
    5. 'The great Australian Silence' - the silence of historians about the aborigins.
    6. Multi culturalism, an offcial in Australia from 1974, an equal respect to all culture .
    7. White Australia policy ends in 1974 and Asian immigrants allowed
    8. 'Terra nullins' legally invalid and recognise native claims to land from be fare 1770.
    9. 'ANational sorry day' as apology for the children lost from the 1820's to the 1970's
    ModeI Question
    2 Marks Questions
    1. How did expansion of USA take Place ?
    A.i) Large areas were acquired by Purchase Like Lousiana (1803) and Alaska (1867)
    ii) By war - much of Southern USA was won From Mexico.
    iii) Assigned by treaty with great Britain in 1846.
    5 Marks Questions :
    1. How did USA solve the problem of Slavery ?
    Ans.
    i) The northern states argued for ending slavery which they condemned as an inhuman
    Practice.
    ii) Southern States Plantation Owner bought slaves in Africa to bring USA.
    iii) Protests by anti slavery group led to a ban on slave trade.
    iv) Africans who were in the USA remained slaves, as did their children.
    v) n 1861 - 65 a civil war took place in which northern states won to abolish slavery.
    vi) n 1968 African American won the battle of civil liberties.
    10 Marks Questions :
    1. How did Natives of a North America lose their land ? What were their sufferings ?
    Ans.
    i) Natives forced to move by signing treaties or selling lands .
    ii) Cheated by taking more land or paying less.
    iii) Depriving the native peoples of their land was seen wrong.
    iv) Cherokee tribe governed by the state but could not enjoy the rights of citizens
    v) A judgement of Chief Court that cherokee were a distinct community occuping its own
    territory in which law of Georgia had no force.
    vi) Andrew Jackson - ' Trail of Tears'
    vii) Natives were called lazy, not skilled, not learning English or dressing Properly

    viii) Deserve to die out.


    ix) Concentrated into 'reservation'
    x) A series of rebilions were crushed.
    2 Marks Questions
    1. What was the white Australia Policy ?
    2. Write two effects of the American civil war .
    3. What do you mean by Reservation ?
    4. What do you mean by 'Trails of Tears' ?
    5. What is the meaning of 'terra nullins' ?
    5 Marks Question
    1. Why was the history of the Australian native peoples left out of history books ?
    2. Comment on any points of difference between the native peoples of south and North
    America.
    3. Why the US and Canadian Governments ended all special Provisions for the natives ?
    Explain
    4. Why white American felt sympathy for the natives who simultaneously denied the
    benefits of citizenship ?
    5. What did the frontier mean to the America ?
    10 Marks Question
    1. How can you say that the economic development of Australia under European settlement
    was not as varied as in American ?
    2. Why a lot of Europeans hurried to America in the hope of making a quick fortune ?
    Passage based question
    A description of the sydney Area in 1790 - Page 227 of the text book
    1. What do you mean by aboriginal production ? [3]
    2. Who is the New comers ? [1]
    3. What were the activities of the natives ? [3]
    4. What is the name of book from which this passage has been taken ? [1]
    Map SkiII
    On the outline map of Australia place the following city.
    Perth, Darwin, Adilaide, Melbourne, Canbera, Sydney
    ----

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