Australian Aboriginal Spiritualties
Across
- 1. Characterised by the fusion of the spiritual and the material
- 4. Aboriginal groups are separated into over 600 of these
- 7. Aboriginal peoples' strong bond with their land and country
- 9. Goal of promoting independence and self-reliance within Aboriginal communities
- 12. Shift away from past paternalistic policies towards harmony and understanding
- 13. Areas created between the 1860s and 1890s that led to dislocation of Aboriginal people
- 14. Early government policies aimed at controlling Indigenous peoples' lives
- 15. An animal, plant, or natural feature that serves as a spiritual emblem
- 16. Holds significant spiritual and cultural meaning for Aboriginal people
- 18. Aboriginal concept of creation and spiritual beliefs
- 19. Spirit beings from The Dreaming who shaped the world
Down
- 2. rights Struggle for Aboriginal peoples' ownership and control of traditional lands
- 3. Sense of self and belonging for Aboriginal people
- 5. Policy that sought to make Aboriginal peoples similar to the dominant culture
- 6. Process of European settlement and its impact on Aboriginal communities
- 8. Policy introduced in the 1970s to empower Aboriginal peoples
- 10. Term referring to the original inhabitants of a land
- 11. Policy introduced from 1934 to 1972 aimed at eradicating Aboriginal culture
- 16. Ritual practices that reaffirm the community's relationship with the land
- 17. Expression of Aboriginal spiritualities and cultural practices