Read this excerpt from “We Shall Overcome.”
Many Aborigines, native inhabitants of the Australian countryside, were forced to leave their traditional lands when Europeans began settling the country in the 1700s. While some later returned to their homeland and re-established communities, many lost their way of life forever.
This passage suggests:
European settlers always disrupted native peoples’ ways of life.
that Australia owes its native people an apology
Aborigines have tried to regain their culture.
that being pushed from their original land caused Aborigines to lose their culture
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Read this excerpt from “We Shall Overcome.”
Many Aborigines, native inhabitants of the Australian c...
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