Aboriginal Rights in Canada

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Aboriginal Rights in Canada

Aboriginal Rights in Canada Understand yourself as an individual (shaped by culture, community, values, past) Perspective is sharing your point of view with others, finding commonalities (the groups you associate and move through)

Aboriginal Rights in Canada

Aboriginal Rights in Canada Royal Proclamation of 1763 Recognized First Nations land claims Set aside land for Aboriginal use BNA Act 1867 Gave jurisdiction of First Nations to Canadian government

Aboriginal Rights in Canada

Aboriginal Rights in Canada Numbered Treaties First Nations negotiated with Crown “Nation to Nation” In order to make the “National Dream” a reality, the Canadian government needed control of lands controlled by First Nations

Aboriginal Rights in Canada Numbered Treaties Canadian government negotiated for those lands in exchange for smaller reserves, annuity payments Aboriginal way of life threatened by disease, near-extinction of bison

Aboriginal Rights in Canada Indian Act of 1876 Defined who is Indian, who has rights Government sought to “assimilate” First Nations by educating children in European culture and life

Aboriginal Rights in Canada http://www.learnalberta.ca/content/t4tes/courses/junior/ss_09/mm/m3/ss9_m3_s1_l3_007_schools/history.html