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The land rights movement
Trace how First Nations campaigners moved land rights from the margins to the centre of national politics, from the Yirrkala Bark Petitions and the Wave Hill Walk-Off to the Tent Embassy and Mabo.
⏱ 20 min❓ 8 questions
What you'll be able to do
- ✔I can sequence the key events of the land rights movement from the 1960s to the 1990s
- ✔I can explain how the Wave Hill Walk-Off and the Aboriginal Tent Embassy changed the direction of the movement
- ✔I can use sources to explain how the struggle for land rights has been recorded and remembered
How this works
- 1Read the short explanations first — they teach you what you need before each question.
- 2Answer each question, then tap Check. A right answer moves you on automatically; if it's wrong, you'll see a friendly explanation of why.
- 3Finish all 3 steps to see your score — sign in and subscribe to unlock the full lesson and save it.
What's inside
8 questions and 1 quick teaching card, including:
- ↕️Put in order — Use the up and down arrows to sort the steps.
- 🔘Multiple choice — Tap the answer you think is best, then check it.
👪Grown-up tip: sit alongside younger learners for the first few lessons. Read the questions together and chat about the explanations — that's where the real learning sticks.
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Curriculum: AC9HH10K06, AC9HH10S01