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The Aboriginal Australians have a rich history spanning over 40,000 years, with a complex culture deeply rooted in spirituality and connection to the land. Their journey from ancient settlers to modern-day challenges reflects a story of resilience and cultural preservation.

  • Arrival: Aboriginal people arrived in Australia 40,000-60,000 years ago, forming over 500 tribes with 200+ languages.
  • Colonial impact: European settlement in 1788 led to significant population decline and cultural disruption.
  • Recent history: 20th century saw forced assimilation policies, followed by gradual recognition of rights and formal apologies.
  • Current situation: Aboriginal Australians face ongoing socio-economic challenges while maintaining strong cultural traditions.
  • Spiritual beliefs: Dreamtime concept central to religion, explaining creation and ongoing spiritual connection.
  • Cultural practices: Deep respect for nature, unique art forms, and traditional instruments like the didgeridoo.

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Culture of Aboriginal Australians

The culture of Aboriginal Australians is deeply intertwined with their religious beliefs, forming a holistic worldview that guides their way of life. This rich cultural heritage has been maintained for tens of thousands of years, adapting to changing circumstances while preserving core values and practices.

Key aspects of Aboriginal culture include:

  1. Deep respect for nature: Aboriginal people have a profound connection to the land, viewing themselves as custodians rather than owners. This respect is reflected in their sustainable use of natural resources and their intricate knowledge of the environment.

  2. Art and crafts: Aboriginal art is world-renowned, featuring distinctive styles such as dot painting and rock art. These artworks often depict Dreamtime stories and serve as a means of passing down cultural knowledge.

  3. Music and instruments: The didgeridoo is perhaps the most famous Aboriginal instrument, known for its unique sound. Music plays a crucial role in ceremonies and storytelling.

  4. Basket weaving: Aboriginal people are skilled in creating intricate baskets using traditional techniques, often incorporating native materials.

Example: The didgeridoo, a wind instrument made from hollow wood, is not only a musical instrument but also holds spiritual significance in many Aboriginal ceremonies.

Highlight: Aboriginal culture emphasizes the interconnectedness of all aspects of life, with art, music, and daily practices all reflecting their spiritual beliefs and connection to the land.

This holistic approach to culture means that Aboriginal people see their artistic expressions, rituals, and daily practices as inseparable from their spiritual beliefs and their role as custodians of the land. Despite the challenges faced over the past two centuries, many Aboriginal Australians continue to maintain and celebrate their rich cultural heritage, adapting traditional practices to contemporary contexts while preserving their core values and beliefs.

Presentation Structure
History of aboriginal australians
When did humans first come to australia ?
Settlers in australia
aborigines in the 2

First Human Settlement in Australia

The arrival of humans in Australia marks the beginning of one of the world's oldest continuous cultures. Scientific evidence suggests that the first Aboriginal Australians arrived between 40,000 and 60,000 years ago, though some estimates push this date back even further.

Upon arrival, these early settlers diversified into over 500 different tribes, each developing its own unique customs and languages. This diversity resulted in more than 200 distinct Aboriginal languages being spoken across the continent.

Highlight: The longevity of Aboriginal presence in Australia is remarkable, with their continuous habitation spanning at least 40,000 years.

Example: The diversity of Aboriginal cultures is exemplified by the existence of over 500 different tribes and more than 200 languages, showcasing the rich tapestry of indigenous Australian society.

This early period of settlement laid the foundation for the complex and varied Aboriginal cultures that would develop over tens of thousands of years, adapting to Australia's diverse environments and forming deep spiritual connections to the land.

Presentation Structure
History of aboriginal australians
When did humans first come to australia ?
Settlers in australia
aborigines in the 2

Öffnen

Current Situation of Aboriginal Australians

As of 2013, there were 649,171 Aboriginal Australians, representing approximately 3% of Australia's total population. Despite progress in recognition and rights, Aboriginal people continue to face significant challenges in various aspects of life.

Some of the key issues affecting Aboriginal communities today include:

  1. Shorter life expectancy compared to non-Aboriginal Australians.
  2. Higher child mortality rates.
  3. Prevalent mental health problems.
  4. Higher rates of alcohol abuse.
  5. Lower levels of education, leading to higher unemployment rates.
  6. Increased exposure to violence.

Highlight: Aboriginal Australians face a range of socio-economic challenges, including health disparities, educational disadvantages, and higher rates of unemployment.

These issues are often interconnected and stem from historical injustices, ongoing discrimination, and systemic barriers. Addressing these challenges requires comprehensive, culturally sensitive approaches and continued efforts towards reconciliation and equality.

Example: The gap in life expectancy between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians is a stark indicator of the health disparities faced by indigenous communities.

Despite these challenges, many Aboriginal Australians continue to work towards preserving their cultural heritage and improving conditions for their communities, showcasing remarkable resilience in the face of adversity.

Presentation Structure
History of aboriginal australians
When did humans first come to australia ?
Settlers in australia
aborigines in the 2

Öffnen

European Settlement and Its Impact

The arrival of European settlers in Australia marked a profound and devastating turning point in the history of Aboriginal Australians. The first documented European discovery of Australia was by Dutch explorers in 1606, but it wasn't until 1788 that the first British settlers arrived, initiating a period of colonization that would have far-reaching consequences for the indigenous population.

The conquest of Australia by European settlers led to the systematic repression and killing of Aboriginal people. The original Aboriginal population, estimated to be between 250,000 and 750,000 people, faced severe decimation due to several factors:

  1. New diseases brought by settlers, against which Aboriginal people had no immunity.
  2. Direct conflict and violence as Aboriginal people resisted the invasion of their lands.
  3. Forced migration into harsh desert areas as settlers claimed the most fertile lands.

Highlight: The arrival of European settlers in 1788 initiated a period of immense upheaval and suffering for Aboriginal Australians, leading to a dramatic decline in their population.

Example: The introduction of diseases like smallpox, to which Aboriginal people had no immunity, caused devastating epidemics that significantly reduced the indigenous population.

This period of colonization fundamentally altered the way of life for Aboriginal Australians, disrupting their traditional societies and initiating a long struggle for survival and recognition that continues to this day.

Presentation Structure
History of aboriginal australians
When did humans first come to australia ?
Settlers in australia
aborigines in the 2

Öffnen

Conclusion

This presentation has provided a comprehensive overview of the history, culture, and current situation of Aboriginal Australians. From their arrival in Australia tens of thousands of years ago to the challenges they face today, the story of Aboriginal people is one of resilience, cultural richness, and ongoing struggle for recognition and equality.

Key points to remember:

  1. Aboriginal Australians have a history spanning at least 40,000 years, making them one of the world's oldest continuous cultures.
  2. European colonization had a devastating impact on Aboriginal populations and cultures.
  3. The 20th century saw both continued hardships and important steps towards recognition of Aboriginal rights.
  4. Today, Aboriginal Australians face ongoing socio-economic challenges while working to preserve their cultural heritage.
  5. Aboriginal spirituality, centered around the concept of the Dreamtime, remains a vital part of their culture.
  6. Aboriginal art, music, and cultural practices continue to be significant, both within their communities and on the world stage.

Highlight: The story of Aboriginal Australians is one of remarkable resilience, cultural richness, and ongoing adaptation in the face of significant historical and contemporary challenges.

This presentation aims to foster a deeper understanding of Aboriginal history and culture, encouraging further exploration and appreciation of Australia's indigenous heritage.

Presentation Structure
History of aboriginal australians
When did humans first come to australia ?
Settlers in australia
aborigines in the 2

Öffnen

Aboriginal Australians in the 20th Century

The 20th century was a period of significant change and continued struggle for Aboriginal Australians. By the 1920s, the Aboriginal population had drastically declined to between 50,000 and 90,000 people, a stark contrast to their numbers before European settlement.

One of the most traumatic policies of this era was the creation of the "Stolen Generations" between 1905 and 1967. This government-sanctioned practice involved forcibly removing children of mixed Aboriginal and European descent from their families. The stated aim was to "assimilate" these children into white Australian society, effectively attempting to diminish the Aboriginal race.

Highlight: The "Stolen Generations" policy was a government attempt to eradicate Aboriginal culture by forcibly removing children from their families.

Example: The movie "Rabbit-Proof Fence" depicts the true story of three Aboriginal girls who escaped from a settlement and embarked on a 1,500-mile journey home along Australia's rabbit-proof fence.

Significant milestones in Aboriginal rights during this period included:

  1. The granting of voting rights between 1962 and 1965.
  2. The return of some stolen land in 1993.
  3. A formal apology to the Stolen Generations by the Australian government in 2008.

These events marked important steps towards recognition and reconciliation, though the effects of past policies continue to impact Aboriginal communities today.

Presentation Structure
History of aboriginal australians
When did humans first come to australia ?
Settlers in australia
aborigines in the 2

Öffnen

History of Aboriginal Australians

The history of Aboriginal Australians is a testament to one of the world's oldest continuous cultures. This page outlines the structure of the presentation, covering the extensive timeline from the first human arrivals in Australia to the present day situation of Aboriginal people.

Highlight: The presentation covers a vast timespan, from the initial settlement of Australia by Aboriginal people tens of thousands of years ago to their current situation in the 21st century.

The key topics addressed include the initial settlement of Australia, the impact of European colonization, the struggles faced by Aboriginal people in the 20th century, and their current situation. Additionally, the presentation delves into the rich religious and cultural aspects of Aboriginal life.

Definition: Aboriginal Australians are the indigenous peoples of mainland Australia, Tasmania, and some other islands. They are one of the world's oldest continuous cultures, with a history spanning over 40,000 years.

Presentation Structure
History of aboriginal australians
When did humans first come to australia ?
Settlers in australia
aborigines in the 2

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Religion of Aboriginal Australians

The religious beliefs of Aboriginal Australians are deeply intertwined with their understanding of the world and their place in it. Central to Aboriginal spirituality is the concept of the Dreamtime or Dreaming.

The Dreamtime refers to the period of creation when spiritual ancestors formed the world. According to Aboriginal belief:

  1. Everything in the world, including rivers, plants, animals, and humans, was created by spirits during the Dreamtime.
  2. These spirits are considered to be the ancestors of Aboriginal people.
  3. Different tribes have varying interpretations of these spirits, including the Rainbow Serpent, various spirit animals, and the Wandjina (sky beings).

Definition: The Dreamtime or Dreaming is a complex network of Aboriginal beliefs and spirituality that explains the origins and culture of the land and its people.

Aboriginal people perform rituals to maintain their connection with these spirits and to keep them content. Importantly, the Dreamtime is not viewed as a finite period in the past, but as an ongoing spiritual reality that continues into the present and future.

Highlight: The Dreamtime is not just a creation story, but a continuing spiritual dimension that Aboriginal people believe they can access through ceremonies and rituals.

This spiritual connection to the land and its creation stories forms the foundation of Aboriginal culture and their approach to life, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all things in nature.

Presentation Structure
History of aboriginal australians
When did humans first come to australia ?
Settlers in australia
aborigines in the 2

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Sources

This presentation was compiled using information from several reputable sources:

  1. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) website, which provided insights into political correctness and reconciliation efforts.

  2. A YouTube video that likely contained additional information or visual content related to Aboriginal culture and history.

  3. The Aboriginal Art Australia website, which offered detailed information about Aboriginal Dreamtime and artistic traditions.

  4. Wikipedia's article on Australian Aboriginal culture, providing a broad overview of various aspects of Aboriginal life and customs.

Highlight: The use of diverse sources, including national media, specialized websites, and encyclopedic resources, ensures a well-rounded perspective on Aboriginal Australian history and culture.

These sources collectively offer a mix of journalistic reporting, cultural expertise, and general knowledge, providing a comprehensive foundation for understanding the complex and rich topic of Aboriginal Australian history and culture. For further study, it is recommended to explore these sources directly and seek out additional academic and indigenous-authored resources to gain an even deeper understanding of this important subject.

Presentation Structure
History of aboriginal australians
When did humans first come to australia ?
Settlers in australia
aborigines in the 2

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Presentation Structure
History of aboriginal australians
When did humans first come to australia ?
Settlers in australia
aborigines in the 2

Öffnen

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All About Aborigines: Culture, Art, and Life in Australia Today
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All About Aborigines: Culture, Art, and Life in Australia Today

The Aboriginal Australians have a rich history spanning over 40,000 years, with a complex culture deeply rooted in spirituality and connection to the land. Their journey from ancient settlers to modern-day challenges reflects a story of resilience and cultural preservation.

  • Arrival: Aboriginal people arrived in Australia 40,000-60,000 years ago, forming over 500 tribes with 200+ languages.
  • Colonial impact: European settlement in 1788 led to significant population decline and cultural disruption.
  • Recent history: 20th century saw forced assimilation policies, followed by gradual recognition of rights and formal apologies.
  • Current situation: Aboriginal Australians face ongoing socio-economic challenges while maintaining strong cultural traditions.
  • Spiritual beliefs: Dreamtime concept central to religion, explaining creation and ongoing spiritual connection.
  • Cultural practices: Deep respect for nature, unique art forms, and traditional instruments like the didgeridoo.

29.3.2021

2475

Culture of Aboriginal Australians

The culture of Aboriginal Australians is deeply intertwined with their religious beliefs, forming a holistic worldview that guides their way of life. This rich cultural heritage has been maintained for tens of thousands of years, adapting to changing circumstances while preserving core values and practices.

Key aspects of Aboriginal culture include:

  1. Deep respect for nature: Aboriginal people have a profound connection to the land, viewing themselves as custodians rather than owners. This respect is reflected in their sustainable use of natural resources and their intricate knowledge of the environment.

  2. Art and crafts: Aboriginal art is world-renowned, featuring distinctive styles such as dot painting and rock art. These artworks often depict Dreamtime stories and serve as a means of passing down cultural knowledge.

  3. Music and instruments: The didgeridoo is perhaps the most famous Aboriginal instrument, known for its unique sound. Music plays a crucial role in ceremonies and storytelling.

  4. Basket weaving: Aboriginal people are skilled in creating intricate baskets using traditional techniques, often incorporating native materials.

Example: The didgeridoo, a wind instrument made from hollow wood, is not only a musical instrument but also holds spiritual significance in many Aboriginal ceremonies.

Highlight: Aboriginal culture emphasizes the interconnectedness of all aspects of life, with art, music, and daily practices all reflecting their spiritual beliefs and connection to the land.

This holistic approach to culture means that Aboriginal people see their artistic expressions, rituals, and daily practices as inseparable from their spiritual beliefs and their role as custodians of the land. Despite the challenges faced over the past two centuries, many Aboriginal Australians continue to maintain and celebrate their rich cultural heritage, adapting traditional practices to contemporary contexts while preserving their core values and beliefs.

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First Human Settlement in Australia

The arrival of humans in Australia marks the beginning of one of the world's oldest continuous cultures. Scientific evidence suggests that the first Aboriginal Australians arrived between 40,000 and 60,000 years ago, though some estimates push this date back even further.

Upon arrival, these early settlers diversified into over 500 different tribes, each developing its own unique customs and languages. This diversity resulted in more than 200 distinct Aboriginal languages being spoken across the continent.

Highlight: The longevity of Aboriginal presence in Australia is remarkable, with their continuous habitation spanning at least 40,000 years.

Example: The diversity of Aboriginal cultures is exemplified by the existence of over 500 different tribes and more than 200 languages, showcasing the rich tapestry of indigenous Australian society.

This early period of settlement laid the foundation for the complex and varied Aboriginal cultures that would develop over tens of thousands of years, adapting to Australia's diverse environments and forming deep spiritual connections to the land.

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Current Situation of Aboriginal Australians

As of 2013, there were 649,171 Aboriginal Australians, representing approximately 3% of Australia's total population. Despite progress in recognition and rights, Aboriginal people continue to face significant challenges in various aspects of life.

Some of the key issues affecting Aboriginal communities today include:

  1. Shorter life expectancy compared to non-Aboriginal Australians.
  2. Higher child mortality rates.
  3. Prevalent mental health problems.
  4. Higher rates of alcohol abuse.
  5. Lower levels of education, leading to higher unemployment rates.
  6. Increased exposure to violence.

Highlight: Aboriginal Australians face a range of socio-economic challenges, including health disparities, educational disadvantages, and higher rates of unemployment.

These issues are often interconnected and stem from historical injustices, ongoing discrimination, and systemic barriers. Addressing these challenges requires comprehensive, culturally sensitive approaches and continued efforts towards reconciliation and equality.

Example: The gap in life expectancy between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians is a stark indicator of the health disparities faced by indigenous communities.

Despite these challenges, many Aboriginal Australians continue to work towards preserving their cultural heritage and improving conditions for their communities, showcasing remarkable resilience in the face of adversity.

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European Settlement and Its Impact

The arrival of European settlers in Australia marked a profound and devastating turning point in the history of Aboriginal Australians. The first documented European discovery of Australia was by Dutch explorers in 1606, but it wasn't until 1788 that the first British settlers arrived, initiating a period of colonization that would have far-reaching consequences for the indigenous population.

The conquest of Australia by European settlers led to the systematic repression and killing of Aboriginal people. The original Aboriginal population, estimated to be between 250,000 and 750,000 people, faced severe decimation due to several factors:

  1. New diseases brought by settlers, against which Aboriginal people had no immunity.
  2. Direct conflict and violence as Aboriginal people resisted the invasion of their lands.
  3. Forced migration into harsh desert areas as settlers claimed the most fertile lands.

Highlight: The arrival of European settlers in 1788 initiated a period of immense upheaval and suffering for Aboriginal Australians, leading to a dramatic decline in their population.

Example: The introduction of diseases like smallpox, to which Aboriginal people had no immunity, caused devastating epidemics that significantly reduced the indigenous population.

This period of colonization fundamentally altered the way of life for Aboriginal Australians, disrupting their traditional societies and initiating a long struggle for survival and recognition that continues to this day.

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Conclusion

This presentation has provided a comprehensive overview of the history, culture, and current situation of Aboriginal Australians. From their arrival in Australia tens of thousands of years ago to the challenges they face today, the story of Aboriginal people is one of resilience, cultural richness, and ongoing struggle for recognition and equality.

Key points to remember:

  1. Aboriginal Australians have a history spanning at least 40,000 years, making them one of the world's oldest continuous cultures.
  2. European colonization had a devastating impact on Aboriginal populations and cultures.
  3. The 20th century saw both continued hardships and important steps towards recognition of Aboriginal rights.
  4. Today, Aboriginal Australians face ongoing socio-economic challenges while working to preserve their cultural heritage.
  5. Aboriginal spirituality, centered around the concept of the Dreamtime, remains a vital part of their culture.
  6. Aboriginal art, music, and cultural practices continue to be significant, both within their communities and on the world stage.

Highlight: The story of Aboriginal Australians is one of remarkable resilience, cultural richness, and ongoing adaptation in the face of significant historical and contemporary challenges.

This presentation aims to foster a deeper understanding of Aboriginal history and culture, encouraging further exploration and appreciation of Australia's indigenous heritage.

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History of aboriginal australians
When did humans first come to australia ?
Settlers in australia
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Aboriginal Australians in the 20th Century

The 20th century was a period of significant change and continued struggle for Aboriginal Australians. By the 1920s, the Aboriginal population had drastically declined to between 50,000 and 90,000 people, a stark contrast to their numbers before European settlement.

One of the most traumatic policies of this era was the creation of the "Stolen Generations" between 1905 and 1967. This government-sanctioned practice involved forcibly removing children of mixed Aboriginal and European descent from their families. The stated aim was to "assimilate" these children into white Australian society, effectively attempting to diminish the Aboriginal race.

Highlight: The "Stolen Generations" policy was a government attempt to eradicate Aboriginal culture by forcibly removing children from their families.

Example: The movie "Rabbit-Proof Fence" depicts the true story of three Aboriginal girls who escaped from a settlement and embarked on a 1,500-mile journey home along Australia's rabbit-proof fence.

Significant milestones in Aboriginal rights during this period included:

  1. The granting of voting rights between 1962 and 1965.
  2. The return of some stolen land in 1993.
  3. A formal apology to the Stolen Generations by the Australian government in 2008.

These events marked important steps towards recognition and reconciliation, though the effects of past policies continue to impact Aboriginal communities today.

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History of Aboriginal Australians

The history of Aboriginal Australians is a testament to one of the world's oldest continuous cultures. This page outlines the structure of the presentation, covering the extensive timeline from the first human arrivals in Australia to the present day situation of Aboriginal people.

Highlight: The presentation covers a vast timespan, from the initial settlement of Australia by Aboriginal people tens of thousands of years ago to their current situation in the 21st century.

The key topics addressed include the initial settlement of Australia, the impact of European colonization, the struggles faced by Aboriginal people in the 20th century, and their current situation. Additionally, the presentation delves into the rich religious and cultural aspects of Aboriginal life.

Definition: Aboriginal Australians are the indigenous peoples of mainland Australia, Tasmania, and some other islands. They are one of the world's oldest continuous cultures, with a history spanning over 40,000 years.

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Religion of Aboriginal Australians

The religious beliefs of Aboriginal Australians are deeply intertwined with their understanding of the world and their place in it. Central to Aboriginal spirituality is the concept of the Dreamtime or Dreaming.

The Dreamtime refers to the period of creation when spiritual ancestors formed the world. According to Aboriginal belief:

  1. Everything in the world, including rivers, plants, animals, and humans, was created by spirits during the Dreamtime.
  2. These spirits are considered to be the ancestors of Aboriginal people.
  3. Different tribes have varying interpretations of these spirits, including the Rainbow Serpent, various spirit animals, and the Wandjina (sky beings).

Definition: The Dreamtime or Dreaming is a complex network of Aboriginal beliefs and spirituality that explains the origins and culture of the land and its people.

Aboriginal people perform rituals to maintain their connection with these spirits and to keep them content. Importantly, the Dreamtime is not viewed as a finite period in the past, but as an ongoing spiritual reality that continues into the present and future.

Highlight: The Dreamtime is not just a creation story, but a continuing spiritual dimension that Aboriginal people believe they can access through ceremonies and rituals.

This spiritual connection to the land and its creation stories forms the foundation of Aboriginal culture and their approach to life, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all things in nature.

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When did humans first come to australia ?
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Sources

This presentation was compiled using information from several reputable sources:

  1. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) website, which provided insights into political correctness and reconciliation efforts.

  2. A YouTube video that likely contained additional information or visual content related to Aboriginal culture and history.

  3. The Aboriginal Art Australia website, which offered detailed information about Aboriginal Dreamtime and artistic traditions.

  4. Wikipedia's article on Australian Aboriginal culture, providing a broad overview of various aspects of Aboriginal life and customs.

Highlight: The use of diverse sources, including national media, specialized websites, and encyclopedic resources, ensures a well-rounded perspective on Aboriginal Australian history and culture.

These sources collectively offer a mix of journalistic reporting, cultural expertise, and general knowledge, providing a comprehensive foundation for understanding the complex and rich topic of Aboriginal Australian history and culture. For further study, it is recommended to explore these sources directly and seek out additional academic and indigenous-authored resources to gain an even deeper understanding of this important subject.

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Ranked #1 Education App

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Google Play

Laden im

App Store

Knowunity ist die #1 unter den Bildungs-Apps in fünf europäischen Ländern

4.9+

Durchschnittliche App-Bewertung

13 M

Schüler:innen lieben Knowunity

#1

In Bildungs-App-Charts in 11 Ländern

950 K+

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iOS User

Ich liebe diese App so sehr, ich benutze sie auch täglich. Ich empfehle Knowunity jedem!! Ich bin damit von einer 4 auf eine 1 gekommen :D

Philipp, iOS User

Die App ist sehr einfach und gut gestaltet. Bis jetzt habe ich immer alles gefunden, was ich gesucht habe :D

Lena, iOS Userin

Ich liebe diese App ❤️, ich benutze sie eigentlich immer, wenn ich lerne.