Assimilation In Australia
The Assimilation Policy designated that the Aboriginal people were coerced to stop the practices of their culture and adopt the culture and lifestyle of the white Australians (Chesterman & Douglas n.d.). Many people were trepidations of the Aboriginal people coming into the culture and steadily transmuting the white Australian race from being pristine.
When the first white people settled on Australian soil, they endeavoured to enforce their own values, moral, and notions. Because of this, the traditional Aboriginal lifestyle was fading expeditious. Aboriginal denominations were no longer sanctioned to have a traditional designation, and were not sanctioned to practice their customs (Chesterman & Douglas n.d.).
When the first white people settled on Australian soil, they endeavoured to enforce their own values, moral, and notions. Because of this, the traditional Aboriginal lifestyle was fading expeditious. Aboriginal denominations were no longer sanctioned to have a traditional designation, and were not sanctioned to practice their customs (Chesterman & Douglas n.d.).