LAND RIGHTS AND MIGRATION

WHAT IS THE WHITE AUSTRALIA POLICY?

WHO WERE THE MIGRANTS TO AUSTRALIA AFTER 1945?

• BRITAIN WORKERS

• REFUGEES FROM EUROPE

• EUROPEAN SNOWY MOUNTAIN WORKERS

• SUDANESE REFUGEES

• ALL OF THE ABOVE

WHAT WAS USED TO TEST MIGRANTS ENTRY INTO AUSTRALIA?

• LITERACY TEST

• DICTATION TEST

• LITERACY AND DICTATION TEST

• LITERACY, NUMERACY AND DICTATION TEST

IN THE WHITE AUSTRALIA POLICY, WHY WERE NON BRITISH AND EUROPEAN IMMIGRANTS RESTRICTED ENTRY INTO AUSTRALIA?

• The Australian Government favoured white skinned immigrants

• The Australian Government favoured South Sea Islanders

• The Australian Government favoured South Sea Islanders, Vietnamese and Sudanese people.

• The Australian Government favoured South Sea Islanders, Vietnamese, European and Sudanese people.

WHY WAS THE WAVE HILL WALK OFF SIGNIFICANT?

• It was the first claim for Traditional Aboriginal Land

• It was the first claim for Traditional Aboriginal Land and a movement for equal rights of pay, work and living conditions

• Traditional Aboriginal Land was returned to Aboriginal People for the first time.

• Waving on a hill is a fun.

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDER IMMIGRANTS?

• They were kidnapped and bought to Australia

• South Sea Islanders were kidnapped or tricked into coming to Australia.

• They were kidnapped or tricked into coming to Australia and then returned back to the Islands.

• South Sea Islanders were kidnapped or tricked into coming to Australia and then returned back to the Islands.

HOW DID THE WHITE AUSTRALIA POLICY IMPACT MIGRATION?

• Only white people were allowed to migrate.

• The White Australia Policy effected the people who were allowed to migrate. Only English speaking migrants were able to pass the dictation test.

• The White Australia Policy effected the people whoe were allowed to migrate. Only white British and Eurpoean migrants that spoke English were able to pass the dictation test.

• The White Australia Policy effected the people who were allowed to migrate. Only English speaking migrants were able to apply.

WHEN WAS WAVE HILL WALK OFF?

• 1966

• 1963

• 1985

• 1992

WHEN WAS ULURU RETURNED TO ITS REAL OWNERS?

• 1884

• 1886

• 1885

• 1887

WHAT HAPPENED IN 1985?

• ULURU TO TRADITIONAL OWNERS

• REFERENDUM FOR INDIGENOUS RIGHT TO VOTE

• WAVE HILL WALK OFF

• BARK PETITION