Explain how the Aboriginal People are identified Draw upon information in both the reading and the lecture

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Explain how the Aboriginal People are identified. Draw upon information in both the reading and the lecture.

Although the first inhabitants of Australia have been identified by physical characteristics, culture, language, and locate, none of these attributes truly establishes a person as a member of the Aboriginal People. Because the Aboriginal groups settled in various geographical areas and developed customs and lifestyles that reflected the resources available to them, there is great diversity among those groups, including more than 200 linguistic varieties. Probably the most striking comparison is that of the Aboriginal People who inhabit the desert terrain of the Australian Outback with those who live along the coast. Clearly, their societies have developed very different cultures. According to the department of Education, the best way to establish identity as a member of the Aboriginal People is to be identified and accepted as such by the Aboriginal community.

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