Australia's Stolen Generation part 1: the Aboriginese Act 1905

The transcript discusses the journey of three young girls from the Stolen Generations, who were forcibly removed from their families in Australia. It covers the history of Jigalong and the Rabbit Proof Fence, the impact of the Aborigines Act 1905, and the role of the Chief Protector of Aborigines. The transcript also delves into the assimilation policies aimed at eradicating Aboriginal identity, highlighting the dark intentions behind these policies.

What was the primary purpose of the rabbit-proof fence mentioned in the story?

• To serve as a landmark for travelers

• To mark the boundary of Western Australia

• To prevent agricultural pests from spreading

• To separate different Aboriginal communities

What was the main reason for the removal of mixed-race Aboriginal children according to the policies?

• To provide them with better education

• To assimilate them into the white population

• To protect them from their families

• To send them to work in factories

Who was the Chief Protector of Aborigines responsible for the removal of Aboriginal children in WA?

• Gracie Fields

• A.O. Neville

• Molly Craig

• Thomas Craig

What was A.O. Neville's controversial plan regarding Aboriginal children?

• To send them to other countries

• To breed out their Aboriginal identity

• To integrate them into Aboriginal communities

• To educate them in Aboriginal culture

What nickname was given to A.O. Neville due to his policies?

• Neville the Devil

• Neville the Savior

• Neville the Guardian

• Neville the Protector