Australia (life in the 1890s-1910s)


What sports were popular amongst the wealthy people?
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Aboriginal children were educated to be 'civilised'; that is to learn European culture and region. Aboriginal children could have enrolled into government schools from the 1870s. However, European parents were given the right to complain about the presence of Aboriginal children. From this time many Aboriginal children were prevented from going to government schools with white children so from the end of the 1800s and into the 1900s, the ‘whites’ were separated from the Aborigines.
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Who introduced schools?
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Aboriginal children were educated to be 'civilised'; that is to learn European culture and region. Aboriginal children could have enrolled into government schools from the 1870s. However, European parents were given the right to complain about the presence of Aboriginal children. From this time many Aboriginal children were prevented from going to government schools with white children so from the end of the 1800s and into the 1900s, the ‘whites’ were separated from the Aborigines.
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Why did education become available and compulsory?
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Aboriginal children were educated to be 'civilised'; that is to learn European culture and region. Aboriginal children could have enrolled into government schools from the 1870s. However, European parents were given the right to complain about the presence of Aboriginal children. From this time many Aboriginal children were prevented from going to government schools with white children so from the end of the 1800s and into the 1900s, the ‘whites’ were separated from the Aborigines.
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Was there a system built for secondary school?
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Aboriginal children were educated to be 'civilised'; that is to learn European culture and region. Aboriginal children could have enrolled into government schools from the 1870s. However, European parents were given the right to complain about the presence of Aboriginal children. From this time many Aboriginal children were prevented from going to government schools with white children so from the end of the 1800s and into the 1900s, the ‘whites’ were separated from the Aborigines.
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What occurred to the Aborigines when it came to learning?
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Aboriginal children were educated to be 'civilised'; that is to learn European culture and region. Aboriginal children could have enrolled into government schools from the 1870s. However, European parents were given the right to complain about the presence of Aboriginal children. From this time many Aboriginal children were prevented from going to government schools with white children so from the end of the 1800s and into the 1900s, the ‘whites’ were separated from the Aborigines.
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What lessons were there?
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Aboriginal children were educated to be 'civilised'; that is to learn European culture and region. Aboriginal children could have enrolled into government schools from the 1870s. However, European parents were given the right to complain about the presence of Aboriginal children. From this time many Aboriginal children were prevented from going to government schools with white children so from the end of the 1800s and into the 1900s, the ‘whites’ were separated from the Aborigines.
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As a part of homework, what did the children have to do?
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Aboriginal children were educated to be 'civilised'; that is to learn European culture and region. Aboriginal children could have enrolled into government schools from the 1870s. However, European parents were given the right to complain about the presence of Aboriginal children. From this time many Aboriginal children were prevented from going to government schools with white children so from the end of the 1800s and into the 1900s, the ‘whites’ were separated from the Aborigines.
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How were the schools managed on the basis of discipline?
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Aboriginal children were educated to be 'civilised'; that is to learn European culture and region. Aboriginal children could have enrolled into government schools from the 1870s. However, European parents were given the right to complain about the presence of Aboriginal children. From this time many Aboriginal children were prevented from going to government schools with white children so from the end of the 1800s and into the 1900s, the ‘whites’ were separated from the Aborigines.
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For attendance, how long did the schooling days go for?
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Aboriginal children were educated to be 'civilised'; that is to learn European culture and region. Aboriginal children could have enrolled into government schools from the 1870s. However, European parents were given the right to complain about the presence of Aboriginal children. From this time many Aboriginal children were prevented from going to government schools with white children so from the end of the 1800s and into the 1900s, the ‘whites’ were separated from the Aborigines.
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