Indigenous Australians: History & Rights
Students will explore the history and modern rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, including the impact of colonization and efforts for reconciliation.
Key Questions
- Analyze the profound impact of the 'Stolen Generations' on Aboriginal culture and identity.
- Explain how Indigenous views of land ownership differ from colonial perspectives.
- Assess the progress and challenges in achieving land rights and self-determination for Indigenous Australians.
Common Core State Standards
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