Part C Taking into account the Aborigines' Dreamtime tradition, why did native Aborigines view the European colonization of Australia as a belligerent

action?

Because they saw the European settlement as an invasion that created a conflict between the two peoples.

Explanation:

A belligerent action is one that promotes a war, a conflict and a dispute over something. The aborigines saw the European settlements, during the colonization of australia, as a belligerent action, because they saw the settlement as a dispute for the territory. For them, this dispute would be resolved through direct conflict, generating war between peoples, for the domination of Australian lands.

"Because Dreamtime connected the Aborigines to the natural Australian landscape, the British colonization of Australia was seen as destructive to the Aborigines themselves. Colonists often farmed the land, raised livestock, and mined for minerals, all of which either destroyed or altered the landscape. As a result, the Aborigines viewed these actions as sacrilegious."

Explanation:

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land

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australia is the flattest continent, and it has vast plains.

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