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Aboriginal Australian Nomadic Societies during Early Colonial Contact (1788–1900)

Aboriginal Australian Nomadic Societies during Early Colonial Contact (1788–1900)

  1. Smallpox outbreak devastates Port Jackson Aboriginal communities

    Labels: Smallpox epidemic, Port Jackson, Aboriginal communities
  2. Pemulwuy’s attack signals organised resistance near Botany Bay

    Labels: Pemulwuy, Botany Bay, John McIntyre
  3. Bennelong returns to Sydney after England

    Labels: Bennelong, Sydney return, bush-settlement movement
  4. Appin massacre carried out under Macquarie’s orders

    Labels: Appin massacre, Macquarie, Hawkesbury Nepean
  5. Bathurst War intensifies Wiradjuri resistance to expansion

    Labels: Bathurst War, Wiradjuri, Blue Mountains
  6. Tasmanian “Black Line” campaign begins

    Labels: Black Line, Tasmania, forced removals
  7. NSW government establishes the Native Police force

    Labels: Native Police, New South, Aboriginal troopers
  8. Cullin-la-Ringo attack and lethal reprisals in Queensland

    Labels: Cullin-la-Ringo, Queensland, punitive reprisals
  9. Victorian Aboriginal Protection Act establishes stronger controls

    Labels: Victorian Protection, Victoria, colonial officials
  10. WA Aborigines Protection Act creates legal “protection” regime

    Labels: WA Protection, Western Australia, legal regime
  11. Queensland Opium Act expands reserve and movement control

    Labels: Queensland Opium, Queensland, reserve removals