The Inuit or Eskimo as they used to be know used to expect anyone who could not help with feeding the tribe to go off and die A Northern Territory Aborigine.

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The Inuit or Eskimo as they used to be know used to expect anyone who could not help with feeding the tribe to go off and die A Northern Territory Aborigine Band was reported to have carried a disabled woman member of their band with them on their travels for 60 years. Pre-history / Before anything was written down / The Stone Age / Cave men / Hunter Gatherers / The first inventions / 8000 BC the invention of agriculture leads to towns, writing and classes of people

The Disabled were victims of the violent entertainment of Ancient Rome- short people or blind gladiators fighting women or wild animals. Disabled children thrown under chariots in the Coliseum Hephaestus was a Greek god who lived on Mount Olympus. Son of Zeus and Hara he was the blacksmith. He was disabled. His parents tried to drown him, but he was immortal. He married Aphrodite goddess of love and was a great lover, but the butt of jokes. Hephaestus returns to Olympus. Aristotle, in Ancient Greece said that Disabled Children should be left on a cliff top for a number of days to see if the Gods would accept them. If they survived they were accepted Ancient Greeks / Roman Empire stretches from Spain to Persia (Iran), from Scotland to Africa..

St Martin of Tour cuts his cloak Growth of Christianity & Islam / Feudal Life / Mainly Rural Life / Knights / Plague / Famine Gargoyles outside churches Rural communities, families working together including disabled members. Spread of Christian values means those unable to work the land are supported by charity from local communities and monasteries, along with the very poor. But they are often seen in a negative light, as plague carriers for example.

Left. Disabled People made into beggars as ‘penitent sinners’. Holland Top right: Witch Trial Oxford 1613 Bottom right: Figures of Fun Age of Discovery / The Renaissance / Witch Hunts / Revolution / Religious changes & conflict / Shakespeare Some religious views see disability as the result of a punishment from God, or sometimes as possession by demons and bad spirits. Related to witchcraft, disabled people victims of witch-hunts, when the more vulnerable members of society were often targeted.

Industrial Revolution, people moving to town / European World Domination / Growth in Invention, Design, Architecture, Technology / Growth of Socialism and Nationalism Industrial Revolution, people moving to towns / European World Domination Industrial Revolution and urbanisation changes attitudes to the poor Poor Law Reform Act – Sets up workhouses, disabled seen as ‘Worthy poor’ Asylum Act – places of refuge for those with mental illness – The British Eugenics Society. Darwin’s theories applied to society, to ‘keep the race strong’ – Sign Language Banned in 21 countries. Thought deaf people would breed quicker if they had their own language – National League of the Blind & Disabled.

Mental Deficiency Act – people labelled as ‘Idiots’, ‘Imbeciles’, ‘Feebleminded’. Hospitals set up after WW1 where 500,000 people were kept against their will. 1920’s & 1930’s, America & Germany - Compulsory sterilisation so cannot have children. Nazi Euthanasia programme in Germany results in murder of 240,000 disabled adults and children in Nazi Germany. The First and Second World Wars, The Russian Revolution / the most brutal in history / Rise of Communism and Fascism… Euthanasia

Atom Bomb / United Nations / Civil Rights and Liberation Movements / Genocide / New World Order / Cold War 1959 – Mental Health Act – ends to detention for all except those who are a danger to themselves or others. 1950’s & 60’s – Children Below 50 in IQ tests went to separate schools for ‘Educationally Sub-normal’. 1970’s – Care in the Community. ‘People First’ Formed in Canada – Disabled People’s International formed. 1990’s – Disabled People’s Movement – Curriculum for all children. General Inclusion Statement – SEN & Disability Bill

People First- People with learning Difficulties , 1933, 1947 Demonstration for the Right to Work and for decent wages and conditions for Blind Workers British Council Disabled People 1972