When Europeans arrived in Australia, what livelihood was most important to the Aborigines?

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Hunting and gathering was the primary livelihood for the Aboriginal people in Australia when Europeans arrived. They lived off the land by hunting animals, foraging for plants, and fishing. There were no large-scale plantations or pastoral nomadism practiced by the Aborigines. Swidden, also known as slash-and-burn agriculture, was not a common practice in Australia.

When Europeans Arrived in Australia, What Livelihood Was Most Important