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The Kahlin Compound was established exclusively for full-blood Aboriginal people in Darwin.
Answer: False
The Kahlin Compound was established for part-Aboriginal people, not exclusively for full-blood Aboriginal people.
The Kahlin Compound operated for over 50 years, from 1913 until the 1960s.
Answer: False
The Kahlin Compound operated as an institution between 1913 and 1939, not until the 1960s.
Walter Baldwin Spencer, the Northern Territory Protector of Aborigines, was responsible for establishing the Kahlin Compound.
Answer: True
Walter Baldwin Spencer, in his capacity as the Northern Territory Protector of Aborigines, was indeed responsible for establishing the Kahlin Compound.
Walter Baldwin Spencer established the Kahlin Compound primarily to provide advanced education for Aboriginal leaders.
Answer: False
Walter Baldwin Spencer established the Kahlin Compound to address the 'half-caste problem' and provide basic housing, schooling, and domestic training, not advanced education for leaders.
Spencer envisioned the Kahlin Compound as an open community with unrestricted access for all Darwin residents.
Answer: False
Spencer envisioned the Kahlin Compound as a fenced facility with access restricted to residents and Departmental officials, not an open community.
Walter Baldwin Spencer's solution to the 'half-caste problem' involved integrating mixed-race families into urban white communities.
Answer: False
Walter Baldwin Spencer's solution to the 'half-caste problem' involved forcibly removing mixed-race Aboriginal families from their homes, not integrating them into urban white communities.
The Kahlin Compound was intended to be a self-sufficient facility providing housing, schooling, and domestic training.
Answer: True
The Kahlin Compound was envisioned as a self-sufficient facility, providing housing, schooling, and domestic training for Aboriginal families.
What was the operational period of the Kahlin Compound as an institution?
Answer: 1913 to 1939
Who established the Kahlin Compound and what was his official role?
Answer: Walter Baldwin Spencer, the Northern Territory Protector of Aborigines
What was Walter Baldwin Spencer's stated purpose for establishing the Kahlin Compound?
Answer: To address the 'half-caste problem' by removing mixed-race families from their homes.
What was a key restriction on access to the Kahlin Compound according to Spencer's plan?
Answer: The compound was fenced, with access restricted to residents and Departmental officials.
What was Walter Baldwin Spencer's vision for the Kahlin Compound's operation?
Answer: To be a self-sufficient facility providing housing, schooling, and domestic training.
After 1924, 'half-caste' children at the Kahlin Compound were separated from their parents and moved to a different institution.
Answer: True
After 1924, 'half-caste' children at the Kahlin Compound were separated from their parents and relocated to a new 'Half-Caste Home' at Myilly Point.
The 1923 Commonwealth parliamentary inquiry into the Kahlin Compound was led by South Australian Senator John Newland.
Answer: True
The 1923 Commonwealth parliamentary inquiry that investigated conditions at the Kahlin Compound was indeed led by South Australian Senator John Newland.
Senator John Newland's recommendation to move the Kahlin Compound further from town was immediately implemented due to public demand.
Answer: False
Senator John Newland's recommendation to move the Kahlin Compound was not implemented, potentially due to the residents serving as a source of cheap labor.
A subsequent inquiry recommended that 'half-caste' children should be separated from adults and integrated into the white community.
Answer: True
A subsequent inquiry recommended the separation of 'half-caste' children from adults, with the explicit aim of disciplining them and integrating them into the white community.
The new 'Half-Caste Home' opened at Myilly Point in 1934, ten years after children were separated from the Kahlin Compound.
Answer: False
The new 'Half-Caste Home' at Myilly Point opened in 1924, the same year children were separated from the Kahlin Compound, not ten years later.
What significant policy change occurred at the Kahlin Compound after 1924 regarding children?
Answer: 'Half-caste' children were separated from parents and moved to a new institution.
Who led the 1923 Commonwealth parliamentary inquiry that investigated conditions at the Kahlin Compound?
Answer: South Australian Senator John Newland
What was Senator John Newland's recommendation regarding the Kahlin Compound's location?
Answer: That it be moved to a site further away from the town.
What did a subsequent inquiry appointed by the Northern Territory Administrator recommend concerning 'half-caste' children?
Answer: They should be separated from adults and integrated into the white community.
When and where was the new 'Half-Caste Home' opened, leading to the relocation of most Kahlin children?
Answer: 1924 at Myilly Point
What was the aim for 'half-caste' children after they were separated from adults, as recommended by the subsequent inquiry?
Answer: To discipline them and integrate them into the white community.
The Kahlin Compound was severely damaged by a major earthquake in 1937.
Answer: False
The Kahlin Compound sustained damage during the 1937 cyclone, not a major earthquake.
All residents of the Kahlin Compound were relocated to the Bagot Aboriginal Reserve in 1938, a year before the compound officially closed.
Answer: True
All residents of the Kahlin Compound were relocated to the Bagot Aboriginal Reserve in 1938, preceding the compound's official closure in 1939.
The Kahlin Compound site was immediately re-used as a military barracks after its closure in 1940.
Answer: False
Immediately after its closure in 1940, the Kahlin Compound site was repurposed as an emergency hospital during a meningitis outbreak, not a military barracks.
From 1942 until the 1990s, the former Kahlin Compound site was part of the Darwin Hospital grounds.
Answer: True
From 1942 until the 1990s, the former Kahlin Compound site was indeed integrated into the permanent Darwin Hospital grounds.
An attempt to list the Kahlin Compound site on the Northern Territory Heritage Register in 2003 was successful.
Answer: False
An attempt to list the Kahlin Compound site on the Northern Territory Heritage Register in 2003 was unsuccessful.
In 2017, the Northern Territory Government announced plans for a new $50 million museum on the Kahlin Compound site.
Answer: True
In February 2017, the Northern Territory Government indeed announced plans for a new $50 million museum to be constructed on the Kahlin Compound site.
The proposed museum site was found to be contaminated with lead in October 2017, requiring extensive cleanup.
Answer: False
In October 2017, the proposed museum site was found to be contaminated with asbestos, not lead.
The plans for the $50 million museum were abandoned in 2018 due to a lack of funding.
Answer: False
The plans for the $50 million museum were abandoned in 2018 due to the proposal's unpopularity with the community and subsequent public outcry, not a lack of funding.
As of 2021, the former Kahlin Compound site has been developed into a commercial shopping complex.
Answer: False
As of 2021, the former Kahlin Compound site has been developed into a public park, featuring recreational facilities, not a commercial shopping complex.
The Kahlin Compound site was officially revoked as an Aboriginal Reserve on July 3, 1950.
Answer: False
The Kahlin Compound site was officially revoked as an Aboriginal Reserve on July 3, 1940, not 1950.
The Darwin Hospital, which incorporated the Kahlin Compound site, was demolished in the early 2000s.
Answer: False
The Darwin Hospital, which included the Kahlin Compound site, was demolished in the 1990s, not the early 2000s.
What natural disaster caused damage to the Kahlin Compound in 1937?
Answer: A powerful cyclone
When did the Kahlin Compound officially close, and where were its residents relocated in 1938?
Answer: Closed in 1939, residents moved to the Bagot Aboriginal Reserve.
How was the Kahlin Compound site re-used immediately after its closure in 1940?
Answer: As an emergency hospital during a meningitis outbreak.
What was the role of the Kahlin Compound site from 1942 until the 1990s?
Answer: It became part of the permanent Darwin Hospital grounds.
Was an attempt to list the Kahlin Compound site on the Northern Territory Heritage Register successful in 2003?
Answer: No, the attempt was unsuccessful.
What environmental issue was discovered at the proposed museum site in October 2017?
Answer: Asbestos contamination
Why were the plans for the $50 million museum on the Kahlin Compound site abandoned in 2018?
Answer: The proposal was unpopular with the community, leading to public outcry.
What is the current use of the former Kahlin Compound site as of 2021?
Answer: A public park with a playground and skate park.
When was the Kahlin Compound site officially revoked as an Aboriginal Reserve?
Answer: July 3, 1940
In what decade was the Darwin Hospital, which incorporated the Kahlin Compound site, eventually demolished?
Answer: 1990s
What was the primary reason the Kahlin Compound site was not listed on the Northern Territory Heritage Register in 2003?
Answer: The attempt to list it was unsuccessful.
The historical practice of deporting Aboriginal people to compounds like Kahlin has been described as a crime against humanity.
Answer: True
The historical practice of forcibly relocating Aboriginal people to compounds such as Kahlin has been characterized as a crime against humanity.
Alngindabu was taken to the Kahlin Compound in 1928 with her two adult children.
Answer: False
Alngindabu was taken to the Kahlin Compound in 1918 with her two younger children, not in 1928 with adult children.
Joe McGinness and Val McGinness were among the children of Alngindabu taken to the Kahlin Compound.
Answer: True
Joe McGinness and Val McGinness are identified as Alngindabu's two children who were taken to the Kahlin Compound.
Richard (Dick) Butler, known as the 'horse-boy,' was taken to the Kahlin Compound in the 1930s.
Answer: False
Richard (Dick) Butler, the 'horse-boy,' was taken to the Kahlin Compound in the 1910s, not the 1930s.
Joseph (Joe) Croft was taken to the Kahlin Compound in 1927.
Answer: True
Joseph (Joe) Croft was indeed taken to the Kahlin Compound in 1927.
Alec Kruger was taken to the Kahlin Compound in 1918.
Answer: False
Alec Kruger was taken to the Kahlin Compound in 1928, not 1918.
Daisy Ruddick was taken to the Kahlin Compound around 1920.
Answer: True
Daisy Ruddick was taken to the Kahlin Compound around 1920.
Robert Tudawali went to the Kahlin Compound with his family in the 1930s.
Answer: True
Robert Tudawali, a prominent figure, resided at the Kahlin Compound with his family during the 1930s.
The image caption 'Children at the Kahlin Compound in 1921' provides a visual record of young residents during the compound's operation.
Answer: True
The image caption 'Children at the Kahlin Compound in 1921' serves as a visual record, offering insight into the lives of young residents during the compound's operational period.
How has the historical practice of rounding up and deporting Aboriginal people to compounds like Kahlin been characterized?
Answer: A crime against humanity.
Which notable individual was taken to the Kahlin Compound in 1918 with two of her younger children?
Answer: Alngindabu
Who were Alngindabu's two children mentioned as being taken to the Kahlin Compound?
Answer: Joe McGinness and Val McGinness
In what decade was Richard (Dick) Butler, known as the 'horse-boy,' taken to the Kahlin Compound?
Answer: 1910s
When was Joseph (Joe) Croft taken to the Kahlin Compound?
Answer: 1927
In what year was Alec Kruger taken to the Kahlin Compound?
Answer: 1928
Around what year was Daisy Ruddick taken to the Kahlin Compound?
Answer: 1920
Which notable person went to the Kahlin Compound with his family in the 1930s?
Answer: Robert Tudawali
What does the image caption 'Children at the Kahlin Compound in 1921' primarily convey?
Answer: A visual record of the young residents during that period.
The Kahlin Compound site is located within the City of Darwin local government area.
Answer: True
The Kahlin Compound site is indeed located within the City of Darwin local government area.
The Kahlin Compound was situated overlooking Fannie Bay.
Answer: False
The Kahlin Compound was situated overlooking Mindil Beach, not Fannie Bay.
Where was the Kahlin Compound specifically located in Darwin?
Answer: At Myilly Point on Lambell Terrace, overlooking Mindil Beach
What local government area encompasses the Kahlin Compound site?
Answer: City of Darwin
What prominent geographical feature did the Kahlin Compound overlook?
Answer: Mindil Beach