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Subject details
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- Thinking about history
- What do historians do?
- The spread of the frontier
- British occupation of the whole continent
- Changing ideologies, 1770s-1880s
- Legislated inferiority
- Mixed missionary blessings
- Accommodation and resistance
- Indigenous employment
- From segregation to assimilation
- The emergence of an Indigenous political voice
- The beginnings of change
- History and destiny
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Special requirements
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Students will develop a broad understanding of Australia during the period 1770s to 1880s and the period before the British occupation of the continent. Students will develop understanding of the changing ideologies, social theory and the beginning of change for Aboriginal people in the context of accommodation and resistance, Indigenous unemployment, from segregation to assimilation and the emergence of an Indigenous political voice.
- 500 words (20%)
- 2000 words or equivalent (40%)
- 2000 words (40%)