Settlement Vs Invasion

Terra nullius

• The land on which Sydney now sits.

• The organised conflict that occurred between First Nations Peoples defending their country and European settlers

• Latin term in English law meaning 'land belonging to no one'.

• A formal agreement or settlement between 2 groups of people.

Frontier Wars

• The organised conflict between First Nations Peoples and European colonisers

• A formal agreement or settlement between 2 groups of people.

• The land on which Sydney now sits

• World War II

Missions and reserves

• Places created by the government far from cities where surviving First Nations Peoples were required to live.

• The resistance to a disease that occurs in a community when enough people have become immune.

• The act of one country taking over another and imposing their laws and customs.

• A point of view influenced by your beliefs, experiences and backgrounds.

Colonisation

• The act of a country taking over another country and imposing its own laws and customs.

• The 11 ships that brought the first colonisers (military, sailors and convicts).

• The complex system of Indigenous understanding and cration narratives.

• A latin term used in English law meaning 'land with no people'.

Dispossession

• The forced taking of land belonging to First Nations Peoples.

• A formal agreement between 2 parties.

• A latin term in English law meaning 'land belonging to no-one'.

• The organised conflict that occurred when First Nations Peoples fought to defend their land.

System of protection

• A policy that moved First Nations Peoples away from their traditional Country and controlled work, marriage and movement.

• The act of permanently placing people in a new colony

• A point of view that is influenced by your beliefs, experiences and background.

• The ongoing physical, mental and emotional effects of past violence and injustices.

Treaty

• A formal agreement or settlement between 2 groups of people.

• A latin term used in English law meaning 'land belonging to no-one'.

• A term used to describe First Nations Peoples sense of ownership and connection to Country.

• A place created by the British where surviving First Nations Peoples were required to live.

First Fleet

• The ships that brought the first white colonisers (convicts, military and sailors) to Australia in 1788.

• The latin legal term that means land belonging to no-one.

• The dominant views, customs, behaviours and ideas traditionally held by institutions and Australians of British heritage.

• The act of taking over a country by another country and its imposing laws and customs.

The Dreaming

• The formal agreement bewteen 2 groups of people.

• The forced taking of land from Firts Nations Peoples.

• The complex system of Indigenous and creation narratives and spiritual beliefs.

• The act of permanently placing people in a new country or colony.

Herd immunity

• The organised conflict that occurred between First Nations Peoples and settlers.

• The resisitance to a disease that occurs in a community when enough people have become immune.

• The views customs, beahviours and ideas that are, and have traditionally been held by governments, schools and other institutions and Australians who have British heritage.

• A term that is sometines used to describe aboriginal language groups and communities with a shared culture.