The Western Australia Flood

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The Western

Australian flood
By: Isaiah Gadsden

What Happened?
Two races, white and black, were on friendly terms and did most things
together such as feasting. The whites felt that they were more superior
because they had better weapons, so they broke off all relations with the
blacks. Some time later it rained for many months and the overflowing river
forced the blacks to their hinterland. Once the rain stopped and the river
receded the whites were gone.

historical and cultural overview of


western Australians

Western Australia is astateoccupying the entire western third ofAustralia.


The first European visitor to Western Australia was the Dutch explorerDirk
Hartog, who visited the Western Australian coast in 1616.

The western Australianas were people who believed in equality of


everybody. They respected all of the creatures and humans that they lived
with and nobody was discriminated.

How is this flood similar to the


Hebrew flood?

In both flood stories it rained for at least forty days

Everything started out peacefully until men became corrupted

The flood was caused because of the sinning of humans

A group of people lived after the flood

The people who lived were the ones who did good

How is this flood similar to the


Babylonian flood?

The flood started because men were sinning

Flood was to kill all men except for the men who werent corrupted

One group lived after the flood

The group who lived werent corrupted like the other men

Both groups who lived tried to get away from the flood when the flood started

Differences

There was no ship

The flood wasnt global

There were no animals

A group of people lived rather than


one family

There was no godhead

archetypical traits of the western


Australian flood

The western Australian Flood started out as a way to destroy the people who were sinning

A group of people lived

None of the sinners lived

Only the people who did good lived through the flood

Since they made an attempt to get away from the flood they lived

how flood accounts reflect the


cultural values of Australians

The majority of the western Australian population believed in equality. They thought that
every human was equal and all of nature was equal as well.

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