Civil Rights - Unit Review

Which of the following does NOT relate to US civil right movement?

• The Bus Boycotts

• The Freedom Rides

• The Stolen Generations

• Segregation in US schools

What were the US Freedom Rides about?

• Segregated bus terminals

• Segregated schools

• Assimilation polices enabled by the Australian government during the 1910s to 1970s

• Indigenous land rights

What event is this image from?

• The 1967 Referendum

• The Wave Hill Walk Off

• The Australian Freedom Rides

• The Aboriginal Tent Embassy

TRUE OR FALSE

The Australian Freedom rides were seen as a success, as they forced Australians to confront the racial tensions and inequity experienced by Indigenous Australians.

• True

• False

Why was Prime Minister Gough Whitlam’s gesture symbolic?

• It gave Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples the right to vote

• It represented the Gurindji people’s traditional lands being returned to them

• It acknowledged the traumatic experience Indigenous Australians faced as a result of the Assimilation policies

• It wasn't symbolic

What event is this image from?

• The 1967 Referendum

• The Wave Hill Walk Off

• The Australian Freedom Rides

• The Aboriginal Tent Embassy

The 1967 Referendum proposed two things. What were they (HINT: Select TWO options)?

• That Aboriginal people should be counted in the census

• That Aboriginal people should not be allowed to vote

• That Aboriginal people should be placed under the jurisdiction of the state governments

• That Aboriginal people should be placed under the jurisdiction of the Commonwealth

Where did the Wave Hill Walk Off take place?

• Northern Territory

• Victoria

• Queensland

• Australian Capital Territory (ACT)

What event in Australia's history did Kevin Rudd apologise for?

• The Wave Hill Walk Off

• The Freedom Rides

• The Stolen Generations

• The Aboriginal Tent Embassy

What does this image demonstrate?

• The Stolen Generations

• Cultural identity

• Reconciliation

• Segregation in America