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Stories told as a result of this policy- “We was bought like a market.

The Assimilation Policy is an example of a primary source that supports the events expressed throughout the film.

They did this so that they could try and breed out the aboriginal race, culture and language using the policy of assimilation.

The stolen generations involved Government Agencies forcibly removing aboriginal children from their families and homes and placing them in institutions or being adopted particularly the half caste children out to non-Indigenous families.

Stolen Generations The Aboriginal Protection Board believed: “that by separating these mixed children from their families and culture would be more effective”.

However, they were determined to go home so ran away following the rabbit proof fence.

They were made to learn the white way in order to try and breed out the Aboriginal race.

The three main characters were all half caste children taken 2000 km away from their family and home.It is based on a true story and a novel written by one of the characters actual daughter.It was set in 1931 in the Western Australian outback.This film was directed in 2002 by Phillip Noyce.