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70 colonists are now farming on the Hawkesbury River. Aboriginal people have been dispossessed of their land.
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Two Aboriginal boys were killed near Windsor by five Hawkesbury settlers.This started a six year period of war between the Settlers and Aboriginal people called the "Black Wars"
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Colonists are told by lieutenants to shoot Aboriginals because of their resistance, meaning they were not doing what they were told by the Europeans. Slaughter of Aboriginal people in Van Diemen's Land had them begun.
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Most of Western Sydney has become colonised and the Darug people are now dispossessed of their land.
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Passports are given to Aboriginals who conduct themselves in a suitable manner to show they are now accepted by the European people.
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5 areas in Sydney were set aside for the Indigenous people.Seeds, tools, clothes and stores were given to those who settled on the land for six months.
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Violence has now increased between settlers and natives on the Liverpool plains.
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A selected committee of the British House of Commons stated that Aboriginal people had a "plain right and sacred right" to their land. This committee reports that there is now genocide happening in colonies.
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50 Aboriginal people left from Sydney to Botany Bay
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150 are dead because of resistance of arrest in the Kimberly.