Frontier Wars

7. the process of settling among and establishing control over Indigenous lands.
8. the edge of settled territory where conflict often occurred.
11. Generations, Aboriginal children forcibly removed from families.
13. violent clashes between settlers and Indigenous groups.
15. Telling, sharing accurate history of the Frontier Wars.
16. a notable Aboriginal warrior who led resistance efforts.
20. acts of revenge by either settlers or Aboriginal groups.
22. Nullius, land belonging to no one
23. group of people that were occupying indigenous land

1. efforts to acknowledge and heal past injustices.
2. the struggle of Aboriginal people to maintain culture and life.
3. settlements aimed at converting and controlling Aboriginal people.
4. the arrival and expansion of British settlers into Aboriginal lands.
5. the removal of Aboriginal people from their land.
6. Rights, the movement to reclaim traditional Aboriginal lands.
9. opposition by Aboriginal people to European invasion.
10. Warfare, small-scale, irregular fighting used by Aboriginal groups.
12. when 2 sources of information do not have the same meaning
14. a formal agreement, notably absent during the Frontier Wars.
17. unjust treatment of Aboriginal people during and after colonisation.
18. destruction of Aboriginal culture through colonisation.
19. a source of information that was created after the event
21. the killing of multiple people, often Indigenous Australians, during the wars.