1 | Children in camps should be taken from their Aboriginal mothers advise two MPs. |
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2 | Instructions are given not to enlist all Aboriginals and 'half-castes' |
3 | Recruitment restrictions on 'half-castes' are lifted following the loss of first conscription referendum |
4 | About 400 Indigenous servicemen return from World War I |
5 | The recruitment of 'non-whites' is not 'desirable' according to the military board |
6 | A battalian of Torres Strait Islanders is formed to defend this vital area from enemy attack |
7 | Torres Strait Islander soldiers have their pay increased to two-thirds that of a non-Aboriginal soldier |
8 | Captain Reg Saunders becomes the first Aboriginal officer in the Australian Army |
9 | Civil restrictions are re-imposed on returning Aboriginal servicemen following World War II |
10 | Aboriginal veterans are granted voting rights |
11 | Full Australian citizenship is granted to all Aboriginal peoples |
Correct: Well done. There were marked differences between the treatment of Indigenous Australians in the military services and at home.
Incorrect: Examine the timeline and the three sources more closely.