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Act 2 Scenes 8-10

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English

 

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September 30, 2014

 

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It reinforces the theme of the play ??the refusal of aboriginal people to submit to the ways of European invaders' The 1930's represented two major political turning points of Western Australia. Firstly, the loss of the James Mitchell's seat as the premier of Northam to the labor government epitomises changing white attitudes by electing a fairer government system...
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In previous scenes, Mitchell's desperate attempt to win the election by sending the Aboriginals to Moore River as an act of racial segregation reflects his inequality and exploitation of his political hegemony. The second political concern at this historical point was the success of the secession referendum vote...
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