11B: One Australian case that has had an impact on the .......

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To claim Native Title, people have to prove that their ancestors occupied the area before European arrival.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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people have to prove that their ​

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occupied the area before ​

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arrival.

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The First Nations of Australia have the same language, traditions, and laws.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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There have been no Native Title claims since the Mabo decision.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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What year did the Fraser Government pass laws to give Aboriginals land rights?

• 1976

• 1982

• 1992

• 1996

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What concept did the British apply when they settled in Australia in 1788?

• Terra Nullius

• Mabo

• Native Title

• Land Rights

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Which Indigenous group did Eddie Mabo belong to?

• Meriam people

• Torres Strait Islanders

• Murray Island

• Queensland

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When did Eddie Mabo take his land case to court?

• 1976

• 1982

• 1992

• 1996

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What was the outcome of the Mabo case?

• Indigenous people were recognized as owners of their land

• The concept of 'terra nullius' was upheld

• The High Court rejected Mabo's claim

• The Commonwealth passed the Native Title Act

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What did the Mabo case recognize for the first time?

• Native Title rights of Indigenous Australians

• Land rights for Indigenous Australians

• Pastoral leases for Indigenous Australians

• Property rights for Indigenous Australians

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When was Australia declared legally terra nullius?

• 1770

• 1986

• 1776

• 1992

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Who teamed up with barrister Ron Castan and his junior Brian Keon Cohen to claim traditional land rights?

• Eddie Marbeau

• Joe Bielke-Peterson

• Dave Passey

• James Rice

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Which government passed a law abolishing traditional rights of Torres Strait Islanders without compensation?

• Queensland government

• Australian government

• Canadian government

• British government

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What is hearsay in the context of the Mabo case?

• When a witness gives evidence about what someone else has said or done

• When a witness gives evidence about their own experiences

• When a witness refuses to give evidence in court

• When a witness changes their testimony

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Who were the other plaintiffs in the Mabo case?

• Dave Passey and James Rice

• Ron Castan and Brian Keon Cohen

• Joe Bielke-Peterson and Eddie Marbeau

• Larissa Berendt and Murray Islanders

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What is the difference between land rights and native title?

• Land rights are granted by the government, while native title is based on customs and traditions

• Land rights are based on customs and traditions, while native title is granted by the government

• Land rights and native title are the same thing

• Land rights and native title are unrelated

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Australian property law was based on

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meaning that Australia was empty and not owned by anyone before British settlement.

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grant or lease land made to an indigenous community by a government

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Indigenous people have claims to land according to their own customs and traditions

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