When the British arrived in late 18^th C they responded to the Australia's Aboriginal people by

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When the British arrived in Australia in the late 18th century, they responded to the Aboriginal people by taking their country by force through violent confrontation and warfare. The British saw themselves as superior and entitled to the land, and consequently, they used their military power to displace and forcibly remove the Aboriginal people from their traditional territories. This process was known as colonization and resulted in widespread displacement, dispossession, and marginalization of the Aboriginal people. Therefore, neither developing trade agreements nor incorporating them into British settlements was a response given to the Aboriginal people by the British. Buying their land was also not a common practice and did not accurately reflect the approach taken by the British towards Aboriginal people.

When the British Arrived in Late 18th C They Responded

When the British Arrived in Late 18^th C They Responded